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===External dispute resolution=== |
===External dispute resolution=== |
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{{Main|Auroran Court of Justice}} |
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The only court of law with the power to make legally binding decisions over the AMF, AIF and AFSF is the Auroran Court of Justice. The decisions made by the ACJ are binding on the litigants who participate. |
The only court of law with the power to make legally binding decisions over the AMF, AIF and AFSF is the Auroran Court of Justice. The decisions made by the ACJ are binding on the litigants who participate. |
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* The pre-trial bench of the ACJ determines whether a case should be brought to the trial bench for consideration. It looks at whether the case falls within the scope of the ACJ, whether the matter is material and whether the litigants have attempted other channels to resolve the case. This bench issues a summons for the opposing party to stand trial, creating a legal obligation for the respondent to appear before the court and defend itself. |
* The pre-trial bench of the ACJ determines whether a case should be brought to the trial bench for consideration. It looks at whether the case falls within the scope of the ACJ, whether the matter is material and whether the litigants have attempted other channels to resolve the case. This bench issues a summons for the opposing party to stand trial, creating a legal obligation for the respondent to appear before the court and defend itself. |
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