The Ruapehu crisis was exacerbated by relatively rigid, top-down, siloed management structures at local and regional levels which did not cope well with the impacts occurring across a complex multi-jurisdictional setting (Paton et al. [1998]).
How can it be more plausible to draw an arbitrary line based on equidistance when there is already a jurisdictional boundary set out?
2. Proposed respondent admits all the jurisdictional facts set forth in the draft complaint. of the order entered pursuant to this agreement.
Appellants filed a timely notice of appeal to this Court, and on docketing the record submitted a jurisdictional statement which set forth the questions presented for review.
In 1992, the legally empowered Metropolitan District of Quito was formed (Ordinance No. 2955), which established more extensive jurisdictional, boundaries and set forth a new form of local government for the area.
Because the majority of the runoff that fosters the dead zone enters the river farther upstream, this would require the involvement of states that are far from the gulf, setting up significant jurisdictional and political hurdles.
If we accept as your jurisdictional position, we get across the jurisdictional issue, the concept of rejection of legal votes is somewhat concerning.
The ban on multi-jurisdictional law firms means that foreign companies setting up shop in Brazil, or Brazilian ones buying or merging with foreign ones, must seek legal advice from separate Brazilian and foreign firms.
Articles of the original treaty (signed in 1959; entered into force in 1961) did not exclude economic activities, but neither did they set up jurisdictional procedures in the event that any were undertaken (see below History).
But if such jurisdictional variation can be tolerated, then the scales so provided would be far less vague and open to consequentialist input in setting punishment than the scale embraced by limiting retributivism see section 3.5.
