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ARTICLE 6 JURISDICTION
For the purposes of ARTICLE 4(1)(c) the original
court shall be regarded as having jurisdiction if
(a) the
judgment debtor, being a defendant in the
original
court, submitted to the jurisdiction
of that court by voluntarily appearing in the
proceedings;
(b)
the
judgment debtor was plaintiff in, or
in, the proceedings in the
counterclaimed
original court;
(c)
the
original
of the
judgment debtor, being a defendant in the
court, had before the commencement
proceedings agreed, in respect of the
matter of the proceedings, to submit
jurisdiction of that court or of the
subject
to the
courts of the original Law District;
(a)
the
judgment debtor, being a defendant in the
original court, was at the time when the
proceedings were
resident
instituted habitually
in, or being a body corporate had
its principal place of business in, the
original Law District;
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