- in
different jurisdictions, and
between courts within the same
jurisdiction. The
usual legal doctrine under which questions of
jurisdiction are decided...
- died) and
remembers co-operating with Warrick. "Cross
Jurisdictions" at IMDb "Cross
Jurisdictions" at CSI Guide.com "Cross
Jurisdictions" at CSI Files...
-
states are
usually single jurisdictions, but the
United Kingdom is a
notable exception; it has
three separate jurisdictions due to its
three separate...
-
concurrent jurisdiction (or non
exclusive jurisdiction), in
which more than one
court may take
jurisdiction over the case.
Exclusive jurisdiction is typically...
-
Heritable jurisdictions were, in the law of Scotland,
grants of
jurisdiction made to a man and his heirs. They were a
usual accompaniment to
feudal tenures...
-
split the
resulting OFCs into
jurisdictions that
acted like a
terminus for
corporate connections (a Sink), and
jurisdictions that
acted like
nodes for corporate...
-
Bailiwick of
Guernsey is a
separate jurisdiction in itself, and is in turn also
three separate sub-
jurisdictions. It does not form part of, and is separate...
- of the
League of the Ten
Jurisdictions. The
Landvogt lived at
Castels Castle near Luzein. The
League of the Ten
Jurisdictions was very
active in the Three...
-
three legal jurisdictions of the
United Kingdom:
England and Wales, Scotland, and
Northern Ireland. Each
legal system defaults to its
jurisdiction, each of...
-
definition 2,
differentiates "common law"
jurisdictions and
legal systems from "civil law" or "code"
jurisdictions.
Common law
systems place great weight...
