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1 jurisdictional primacy
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2 jurisdictional
юрисдикційний; який стосується юрисдикції (компетенції); який підпадає під юрисдикцію; процесуальний- jurisdictional basis
- jurisdictional conflict
- jurisdictional control
- jurisdictional dispute
- jurisdictional district
- jurisdictional division
- jurisdictional fact
- jurisdictional hurdle
- jurisdictional immunity
- jurisdictional irregularity
- jurisdictional limits
- jurisdictional primacy
- jurisdictional procedure
- jurisdictional restriction
- jurisdictional rival
- jurisdictional strike
- jurisdictional unit
- jurisdictional variation
- jurisdictional variations
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