Title VIII — Jurisdiction
This title establishes the jurisdictional framework of the State, including personal jurisdiction, registration, digital governance, and relations with host jurisdictions.
Chapter 1 — Personal Jurisdiction
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| Article 42 | Personal Jurisdiction | The laws of the State apply to its nationals and recognised legal persons wherever situated, subject to the mandatory law of the jurisdiction in which they are physically present. |
Chapter 2 — Registration and Legal Effect
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| Article 43 | Registry Authority | Official acts, status, titles, honours, and recognitions acquire legal effect upon proper registration in accordance with law. |
Chapter 3 — Voluntary Submission
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Article 44 | Voluntary Submission | Non-nationals may submit to the jurisdiction of the State by contract or formal declaration in accordance with law. |
Chapter 4 — Conflict of Laws
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Article 45 | Conflict of Laws | Where a matter involves a conflict between the laws of the State and the laws of another jurisdiction, the following rules shall apply, subject to any treaty or agreement to which the State is a party. |
Chapter 5 — Digital Governance
| Article | Title | Description |
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| Article 46 | Digital Governance | The State may conduct its governance, administration, and adjudicative functions through digital platforms and electronic communications. The use of digital means does not diminish the authority or legal effect of any act of State. |
Chapter 6 — Host Jurisdictions
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| Article 47 | Relations with Host Jurisdictions | Kaharagian nationals are subject to the mandatory law of their respective host jurisdictions. Nothing in the laws of the State relieves a national of the obligation to comply with the law of the jurisdiction in which they are physically present. |