Additional Jurisdiction Sample Clauses
The Additional Jurisdiction clause establishes that legal disputes arising under the agreement may be subject to the authority of courts or legal bodies in jurisdictions beyond the primary one specified. In practice, this means that parties agree to recognize the authority of additional courts, which could be relevant if business activities or assets are located in multiple regions or countries. This clause ensures that legal proceedings can be effectively managed in more than one location, providing flexibility and addressing potential cross-border legal issues.
Additional Jurisdiction. Implementation Agreements may provide for the recognition of the law-making power of the Métis Government or a Governance Structure in accordance with the Constitution.
Additional Jurisdiction. Should any other county or other government body wish to join this agreement they may do so in writing, agreeing to all terms and conditions prior to the completion of the project.
Additional Jurisdiction. The Committee first considered whether UNCAC potentially confers substantial additional jurisdiction on the Commonwealth. A representative from the Attorney-General’s Department advised that: Australia, under the external affairs power, would have the power to take measures that reasonably implement the obligations under that article.14
Additional Jurisdiction. The federal and state courts in the Borough of Manhattan in the City of New York are to have additional jurisdiction to settle such disputes and accordingly any Proceedings may be brought in such courts, in which case nothing in this Condition 17 shall affect the right of any holder of Notes to bring suit in any court that may have jurisdiction of the Issuer by virtue of the offer or sale of its Notes or otherwise.