Question
Under principles of Administrative Law, what is
"Jurisdiction"?Solution
Jurisdiction is the power or authority conferred on a court, tribunal, or administrative authority to hear and decide cases and exercise powers granted by law. It can be territorial (geographical), pecuniary (relating to money value), or functional (relating to subject matter). Exceeding jurisdiction renders an action ultra vires. Jurisdiction must be established before a court can proceed. [Citation: Administrative Law Principles; Jurisdiction defined in statutes]
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