foreign jurisdiction

"Second, a credit is allowed, subject to various limitations, for income taxes paid to a foreign jurisdiction."

Foreign jurisdictions are favoured also because of problems with Russian law enforcement and courts.

The law does not spell out whether a state must consult with a Canadian province or other foreign jurisdictions.

The third edition was published in 2010, which significantly expanded the chapters on foreign jurisdictions.

He has responsibility for liaising with judges over divorce cases in foreign jurisdictions.

In doing this, these settlers allowed a foreign jurisdiction into the midst of the Providence government, a condition that would last for 16 years.

Indeed, the pressing issue is how to tackle rogue websites based in foreign jurisdictions.

"It would not be practical for prosecutors in a foreign jurisdiction .

The judgment seeks to enforce the revenue and taxation laws of a foreign jurisdiction.

However, for abundant caution, several foreign jurisdictions adopted legislation to ensure a smooth transition.

Foreign jurisdictions are not subject to the constitutional restrictions placed on U. S. states.

"I don't believe in getting arrested in foreign jurisdictions," he mumbled to cover his discomfort.

Many countries have established a driver's license exchange arrangement after reviews of the foreign jurisdiction's licensing processes.

And the said states are a sovereign and independent nation, and ought not to be subject to any foreign jurisdiction.

However, an enclosed high rise property, even though fire resistive and located in a foreign jurisdiction, will have to be brought into compliance."

"At the opposite end are situations where a defendant has simply posted information on an internet website which is accessible to users in foreign jurisdictions."

They allegedly, through hidden entities located in foreign jurisdictions, concealed their ownership and trading of those securities.

It covered lawyers licensed in foreign jurisdictions, whether or not they were also admitted in the United States.

Crow's colleagues recalled how he actively gathered information on unsolved or "cold case" murders from foreign jurisdictions.

International asset recovery is any effort by governments to repatriate the proceeds of corruption hidden in foreign jurisdictions.

A substantially weaker legal union contracted by any couple in another state or foreign jurisdiction may not qualify as a domestic partnership in California.

Over the past decade, certain foreign jurisdictions have implemented trust legislation specifically designed to provide added asset protection to settlers and beneficiaries.

Corporations may incorporate in foreign jurisdictions in order to minimize liability, taxes, or regulatory interference.

Having enlisted his recruits, perhaps under a foreign jurisdiction, the officer, or under-officer, was obliged to get them to his garrison.

On this basis, and drawing on cases from foreign jurisdictions, the court set out the three-stage test as follows: