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K3. Disputing the court's jurisdiction
| 278. | Part 11 of the CPR conveniently sets out simply and clearly important rules relating to applications to challenge the court's jurisdiction or to invite it, as a matter of discretion, not to exercise jurisdiction which it possesses. Many of these rules had been developed in judicial decisions and so had to be gleaned from scattered case reports. Readers are consulted as to whether such a rule should be adopted: Proposal 7. |
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