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But note that the Magistrate Court is a court of limited jurisdiction with summary jurisdiction as well in terms of its power to try cases and the sentence that it can impose on an accused person upon conviction whereas the Supreme Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction and a superior court of record.
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But note that the Magistrate Court is a court of limited jurisdiction with summary jurisdiction as well in terms of its power to try cases and the sentence that it can impose on an accused person upon conviction whereas the Supreme Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction and a superior court of record.
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But note that the Magistrate Court is a court of limited jurisdiction with summary jurisdiction as well in terms of its power to try cases and the sentence that it can impose on an accused person upon conviction whereas the Supreme Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction and a superior court of record.
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But note that the Magistrate Court is a court of limited jurisdiction with summary jurisdiction as well in terms of its power to try cases and the sentence that it can impose on an accused person upon conviction whereas the Supreme Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction and a superior court of record.
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But note that the Magistrate Court is a court of limited jurisdiction with summary jurisdiction as well in terms of its power to try cases and the sentence that it can impose on an accused person upon conviction whereas the Supreme Court is a court of unlimited jurisdiction and a superior court of record.
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In the instant matter, the prosecution will be brought against the accused by the Police before the Magistrate Court which is clothed or conferred with the requisite jurisdiction to try or deal with this kind of offence or crime.
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In the instant matter, the prosecution will be brought against the accused by the Police before the Magistrate Court which is clothed or conferred with the requisite jurisdiction to try or deal with this kind of offence or crime.
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In the instant matter, the prosecution will be brought against the accused by the Police before the Magistrate Court which is clothed or conferred with the requisite jurisdiction to try or deal with this kind of offence or crime.
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In the instant matter, the prosecution will be brought against the accused by the Police before the Magistrate Court which is clothed or conferred with the requisite jurisdiction to try or deal with this kind of offence or crime.
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In the instant matter, the prosecution will be brought against the accused by the Police before the Magistrate Court which is clothed or conferred with the requisite jurisdiction to try or deal with this kind of offence or crime.
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