Section 105: When jurisdiction not ousted

105. When jurisdiction not ousted (1) The jurisdiction of the Intermediate Court or a District Court shall not be ousted if, in order to adjudicate upon a claim within its jurisdiction, it has to decide upon a right to or contract concerning money or property exceeding the prescribed amount. (2) Where a claim is made to goods seized in execution of a judgment and the value of the goods does not exceed the prescribed amount, the Intermediate Court or a District Court, as the case may be, shall have jurisdiction to C54 – 27 [Issue 1] Courts Act entertain the claim even if the goods have been seized in execution of a judgment of the Supreme Court, provided the claim is made within such period and in such form as may be prescribed by Rules of Court.