territorial jurisdiction

The scope of accepting cases refers to that citizens, legal persons or other organizations refuse to accept the administrative acts of organs, organizations and their staff members with state administrative functions and powers, and bring lawsuits according to law, which belongs to the scope of accepting cases in administrative litigation of people's courts. Both public security organs and judicial organs have clear management scope. For example, ordinary grass-roots courts cannot hear foreign-related patent infringement cases, which is clearly stipulated by law. Therefore, when a party brings a lawsuit, it must be clear whether it belongs to the scope of court acceptance.

1. Subjective territorial jurisdiction, also known as the theory of place where an act occurs, means that any act occurring in a country is regarded as an act within that country, and the principle of territorial jurisdiction can be applied. That is, it emphasizes the place where the act takes place and takes the place where the act takes place as the basis for exercising jurisdiction.

2. The objective territorial jurisdiction, also known as the place where the result occurs, refers to the behavior in which the result of the behavior occurs in a country, or the result of the behavior is regarded as occurring in a country, so the principle of territorial jurisdiction can be applied. That is, it emphasizes the consequences of behavior and takes the place where the consequences of behavior occur as the basis for exercising jurisdiction.

The principle of territorial jurisdiction is a concept in international law, which refers to the principle of determining the jurisdiction of natural persons, legal persons or other organizations, that is, the location or the country to which it belongs has jurisdiction, and one party decides to exclude the jurisdiction of the other party. In addition, there are the principle of personal jurisdiction and the mixed principle of personal and territorial.

Legal basis: Article 6 of the Criminal Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) stipulates: "This Law shall apply to all crimes committed in the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC), unless otherwise provided by law. This Law is also applicable to crimes committed on board ships or aircraft in People's Republic of China (PRC). If one of the acts or results of a crime occurs in the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC), it is considered a crime in the territory of People's Republic of China (PRC). " This provision is the provision on regional jurisdiction in China's criminal law.