Principle

JURISDICTION — Fundamental Nature — Conditions for Valid Exercise of Jurisdiction

Area of law: JURISDICTION
Court: Supreme Court

This principle establishes the three conditions for valid exercise of jurisdiction: proper constitution, subject-matter jurisdiction, and due process with conditions precedent. All three must be satisfied. The principle applies where jurisdiction is challenged. It ensures courts only act when competent. The principle reflects the fundamental…

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