The Family Courts Act, 1964 provides for constitution of Special Family Courts to adjudicate family cases e.g. divorce, maintenance and custody of children, etc.

The institution of local courts is provided for under article 91 of the Constitution. Local courts are established under the Local Courts Act, chapter 29 of the Laws of Zambia.

The subordinate courts are provided for under article 91 of the Constitution and are established by the Subordinate Courts Act, chapter 28 of the Laws of Zambia.

Subordinate Courts Act 1948

The Personal Status (Evangelical Courts) Act

(j) The revision of the Constitution, especially the ending of the status of military courts as special courts.

Most cases at the national and regional level require courts and quasi judicial bodies to investigate a State act or omission and declare it compatible with the constitution or treaty.

17 of the Constitution, everyone is equal under the law and before the courts.

Such cost sharing shall be guaranteed by the Constitution Act.

Further information was also requested on the customary courts authorized by the Constitution and on the relationship between those special courts and the regular justice system.

They train Timorese court actors and act as court officials in district courts.

Constitutional Act No. 1 of 1 January 1966 abrogated the 1964 Constitution.

The 1945 Constitution as amended in 2000, the Human Rights Act No.

For example, under article 17 of the Constitution, everyone is equal before the law and the courts.

This competence of the courts to review administrative decisions is based on article 60 of the Constitution.

The Courts have extra territorial Jurisdiction under the following act in the following situations.

This ability is critical when the courts consider that they should act with urgency.

Among those retained was section 6 of the 1979 Constitution which vests the judicial power in the courts.

The Austrian courts, generally speaking, act in conformity with the legal standpoint of the government.

The Constitutional Revision Act shall authorize this derogation of article 75 of the Constitution

The 1972 Constitution, as amended by the Reform Acts of 1983, the Constitution Act of 1978 and Legislative Act No. 1 of 1993, deals with the administration of justice in its Title VII, chapters I and II.

Article 17 of the Constitution of the Republic of Tajikistan states Everyone is equal before the law and the courts.

Article 14 of the Constitution of the Republic of Kazakhstan states All are equal before the law and the courts.

The division of powers under the 1990 Constitution maintains the separate branches of Government through the executive, legislature and courts.

469. The Constitution also contains provisions allowing any individual to bring complaints about discrimination on racial grounds before the courts.

The Decree ousted the jurisdiction of the courts to question any act of the Body of Benches.

The superior courts had the constitutional right to review decisions of the executive in order to ensure compliance with the constitution.

In relation to the competence of the national Courts of Seychelles, please elaborate on the situations in which local courts have extraterritorial jurisdiction that are referred to at page 10 of the supplementary report, and provide information on the various pieces of legislation pertaining to these matters (e.g. anti money laundering, computer misuse act, civil aviation act, hijacking act, the Terrorism act, etc)

Various discriminatory articles in the Nationality Act, the Penal Code and the Personal Status Act that confirm the gap with the Constitution and the Convention

The Federal Courts Act provides for a period of 30 days to submit an application for judicial review.

(iii) Act No. 26695 of 3 December 1996 establishing temporary benches at the Supreme Court and higher courts

Malta reported that its constitution granted an actio popularis to everyone who felt that a particular law infringed the constitution, and that some laws had to be amended after being challenged by the courts.

The Act to Give Effect to Article 123 of the Constitution (the Federal Labour Act) defines the minimum wage in chapter VI, (article 90) as follows

Mr. Flinterman asked whether cases involving violations of Convention rights could be brought before administrative or other courts and whether such courts could rule on the compatibility of laws affecting Convention rights with the Constitution.

The court should act as a complement to, not a substitute for national courts and should have limited jurisdiction over cases which national courts were unable or unwilling to deal with.

5. Statutory regulations on the youth custody system are only contained in a small number of fundamental and organizational provisions of the Youth Courts Act and the Prison Act.

The right to social security is guaranteed by the Constitution, and is regulated by an Act of Parliament.

Citizens have the right to appeal to the courts against the acts that violate their recognized rights as observed in the Constitution and law.

The Constitution gives the courts the task of protecting life, liberty, dignity, honour, property, family relations, and other legitimate rights and interests of citizens.

The various rights enshrined in the Constitution were justiciable and many Nigerians sought redress in the courts of law when those rights were violated.

According to the Courts Act, lay judges participate in the administration of justice in county and city courts on the bases and pursuant to the procedure provided by the codes of court procedure.

However, there is as yet no implementing act on family property to fully apply that provision of the Constitution.

Current legislation was in conformity with the Constitution and the Basic Act on Protection of Boys, Girls and Adolescents.

The Constitution and the Federal Labour Act protect minors between ages 14 and 16 from employment on dangerous work.

Article 1 of the new Act stipulates, there shall be established, within the courts of first instance and military courts, specialized chambers with exclusive competence to try the offences referred to in article 1 .