- In
English ecclesiastical law,
contentious jurisdiction (Latin:
forum contentiosum) is
jurisdiction over
matters in
controversy between parties, in contradistinction...
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matters of
contentious jurisdiction.
Delegated jurisdiction rests either on a
special authorization of the
holders of
ordinary jurisdiction (delegatio...
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court jurisdiction over
disputes involving those parties. The
issue of
jurisdiction is
considered in the
three types of ICJ cases:
contentious issues...
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Universal jurisdiction is a
legal principle that
allows states or
international organizations to
prosecute individuals for
serious crimes, such as genocide...
- The
International Court of
Justice has
jurisdiction in two
types of cases:
contentious cases between states in
which the
court produces binding rulings...
- the
official prin****l
usually exercises contentious jurisdiction and the vicar-general
voluntary jurisdiction. A
person is
eligible for
appointment as...
- (or, if female, avocate) an all-purpose
lawyer for
matters of
contentious jurisdiction,
analogous to an
American attorney.
French attorneys usually do...
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submit to the Court's
jurisdiction for it to be
competent to hear a case
involving that state.
Acceptance of
contentious jurisdiction can be
given on a blanket...
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thereby quashing any
Mauritian hopes to ever have
recourse to the
contentious jurisdiction of the court, even if it left. On 23 June 2017, the
United Nations...
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FamFG [Act on
Proceedings in
Family Matters and in
Matters of Non-
contentious Jurisdiction]. Jens Adolphsen,
Zivilprozessrecht (6th edn, Beck 2020), s 5 para...
