Foreign Jurisdiction Act 1890
Foreign Jurisdiction Act 1890 (1890 c. 37)
- Foreign Jurisdiction Act 1890 (1890 c. 37)
- 1 Exercise of jurisdiction in foreign country.
- 2 Exercise of jurisdiction over British subjects in countries without regular governments.
- 3 Validity of acts done in pursuance of jurisdiction.
- 4 Evidence as to existence or extent of jurisdiction in foreign country.
- 5 Power to extend enactments in First Schedule.
- 6 Power to send persons charged with offences for trial to a British possession.
- 7 Provision as to place of punishment of persons convicted.
- 8 Validity of acts done under Order in Council.
- 9 Power to assign jurisdiction to British courts in cases within Foreign Jurisdiction Act.
- 10 Power to amend Orders in Council.
- 11 Laying before Parliament, and effect of Orders in Council.
- 12 In what cases Orders in Council void for repugnancy.
- 13 Provisions for protection of persons acting under Foreign Jurisdiction Acts.
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- 16 Definitions.
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- 18 Repeal.
- 19 Short title.
- SCHEDULES
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