Section 111: Jurisdiction taken away in certain cases
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111. Jurisdiction taken away in certain cases
(1) The Intermediate Court or a District Court shall have no jurisdiction in
any action or suit for divorce, judicial separation, interdiction of persons, or
in matters of bankruptcy, or in any action where the civil status of any person, or any right of an inheritance, or any right arising out of a contract of
marriage or the ownership or usufruct of immovable property or servitude
thereon of a value exceeding the prescribed amount is in question, or where
the validity of any will or other testamentary instrument, or any donatio inter
vivos is disputed.
(2) The Intermediate Court shall have no jurisdiction in actions for payment of alimony or possessory actions.
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Questions this section answers
- Can the District Court hear my divorce case?
- Can the Intermediate Court award alimony or hear a possessory action?