o Which definition
o Which means the Aust Govt has to establish its claim with that jurisdiction, ▪ in case the other jurisdiction is required to seize property for the Aust claim. • The courts used in Australia are called CH II courts, operating through Australian Dispute resolution which is an Aust Govt version of international arbitration. o The Australian Government was created in June 1973. o The International Arbitration ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇, introduced United Nations Model Law into Australia. o operating through constitutional & common law. • A person acting as a judge in a CH II court can not tender judicial authority, but acts as an arbitrator. • In fact, the High Court has stated that o a CH III judge, employed in a CH II matter, o can NOT use judicial authority and o a CH II coram o can not enter a CH III court as a judge AND o has no judicial authority. • So the decision in a CH II court, o holds only to the agreement of the participants, o is registered and o can then be used in law in the CH III courts. • EVERY court matter involving a tier or agent of government o is automatically an admin law case. What I found out from the research into the admin law system is that the admin law appeals process can: • ONLY look at examples of the judge’s bias o With reference to legislation relevant to those jurisdictional errors by bias. • An admin appeal can NOT look at the issues involved in the matter o ONLY errors that can be proven. Since 1973, the Commonwealth of Australia has been given a back-seat delegation. • Government since that date operates through a morphed compilation of Commonwealth enactments co-mingled with Aust Govt legislation. o Look at the enactments on ComLaw - those with a blue-outlined Australia covered by a red tick are the Commonwealth enactments compiled with Australian Government amendments, repeals, additions, etc. • Enactments are no longer or extremely rarely enacted by the Constitutional Monarch and the Commonwealth of Australia. Current legislation is authorized by bodies totally unknown Constitutionally and therefore • not OF the Constitution and • not answering TO the Constitution
Examples of o Which in a sentence
The submittal log should provide a means to identify: o Which documents are contained within a submittal; o Which documents have been approved; o Which documents have been revised; and o The current document revision number.
Questions that will impact the success of any arbitration provision include: o Which arbitration rules are used; o How (and how many) arbitrators are selected and paid, and o What discovery will be allowed prior to arbitration.