Jurisdiction in Asia

Definition of Jurisdiction in Jurisdiction in the Legal Dictionary. See encyclopedic entry about Jurisdiction In the Legal Wiki Encyclopedia: Jurisdiction.

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Jurisdiction: noun

• authority
• authority to hear and decide a case
• capacity to decide the matter in issue
• capacity to hear the controversy
• command
• control
• decisionmaking power over the case
• domain
• domination
• dominion
• extent of authority
• grasp
• iurisdictio
• legal authority
• legal power
• legal power to decide a case
• legal right
• power
• province
• purview
• range
• reach
• realm
• reign
• sovereignty
• sphere
• superintendence
• supervision
• territorial range of authority
• territory Associated Concepts: basis jurisdiction
• civil jurisdiction
• concurrent jurisdiction
• court of competent jurisdiction
• equity jurisdiction
• exclusive jurisdiction
• forum non conveniens
• in personam jurisdiction
• in rem jurisdiction
• inherent jurisdiction
• jurisdiction of the court
• jurisdiction over the person
• jurisdictional amount
• jurisdictional defect
• jurisdictional dispute
• jurisdictional facts
• jurisdictional plea
• jurisdictional requirement
• jurisdictional statement
• lack of jurisdiction
• limited jurisdiction
• original jurisdiction
• pendent jurisdiction
• primary jurisdiction
• quasi in rem jurisdiction
• subject matter jurisdiction
• submission to jurisdiction
• venue
• want ofjurisdiction foreign phrases: Est boni judicis ampliare jurisdictionem
• It is the duty of a good judge to extend the jurisdiction
• Extra ierritorium jus dicenti impune non paretur
• One exercising jurisdiction outside of his territorial limits cannot be obeyed with impunity
• Jurisdictio est potestas de publico introducta
• cum necessitate juris dicendi
• Jurisdiction is a power introduced for the public good
• on account of the necessity of administering justice
• Quaelibet jurisdictio cancellos suos habet
• Every jurisdiction has its own bounds
• Qui habet jurisdictionem absolvendi
• habet jurisdictionem ligandi
• He who has jurisdiction to release
• Rerum ordo confunditur si unicuique jurisdictio non servetur
• The order of things is confused if everyone does not give heed to his own jurisdiction
• Ubi est forum
• ibi ergo est jus
• Where the forum is
• there the law is accordingly
• Judici officium suum excedenti non paretur
• No obedience is to be given to a judge exceeding his office or jurisdiction
• Est boni judicis ampliare jurisdictionem
• It is the duty of a good judge to interpret his jurisdiction liberally
• In personam actio est
• qua cum eo agimus qui obligatus est nobis adfaciendum aliquid vel dandum
• Tne action in personam is that in which we sue him who is under obligation to us to do something or give something
• In omni actione ubi duae concurrunt districtiones
• videlicet
• illadistrictio tenenda est quae magis timetur et magis ligat
• In every action where two distresses concur
• that is to say
• in rem and in personam
• that is to be chosen which is most dreaded
• and which binds more firmly
• Cuijurisdictio data est
• Cuijurisdictio data est
• ea quoque concessa esse videntur
• sine quibus jurisdictio explicari non potest
• Those things without which jurisdiction could not be exercised are held to be given to each to whom jurisdiction has been granted
• Debet quisjuri subjacere ubi delinquit
• Everyone ought to be subject to the law of the place where he commits an offense
• Nihil habet forum ex scena
• The court has nothing to do with what is not before it
• Where the forum is
• there the law is accordingly
• Judici officium suum excedenti non paretur
• No obedience is to be given to a judge exceeding his office or jurisdiction
• Est boni judicis ampliare jurisdictionem
• It is the duty of a good judge to interpret his jurisdiction liberally
• In personam actio est
• qua cum eo agimus qui obligatus est nobis adfaciendum aliquid vel dandum
• Tne action in personam is that in which we sue him who is under obligation to us to do something or give something
• In omni actione ubi duae concurrunt districtiones
• videlicet
• in rem et in personam
• illadistrictio tenenda est quae magis timetur et magis ligat
• In every action where two distresses concur
• that is to say
• in rem and in personam
• that is to be chosen which is most dreaded
• and which binds more firmly
• Cuijurisdictio data est
• ea quoque concessa esse videntur
• sine quibus jurisdictio explicari non potest
• Those things without which jurisdiction could not be exercised are held to be given to each to whom jurisdiction has been granted
• Debet quisjuri subjacere ubi delinquit
• Everyone ought to be subject to the law of the place where he commits an offense
• Nihil habet forum ex scena
• The court has nothing to do with what is not before it
• Judicium a non suo judice datum nullius est momenti
• A judgment rendered by one who is not the proper judge is of no force

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The Asian Encyclopedia of Law is useful as a starting place for research and a tool to gain a general understanding of a particular area of the Asian law. It provides basic coverage of legal issues and it may suggest topics to review. Search Jurisdiction in the following legal systems:

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