### sec.136 Conferral of jurisdiction A court has jurisdiction— to hear and decide any application made to the court under this Act; and to perform any other function or exercise any other power conferred on the court under this Act. Despite any other law or rule of court, a Magistrates Court in any district may hear and decide a proceeding that has been started in a Magistrates Court in any other district. (sec.136-ssec.1) A court has jurisdiction— to hear and decide any application made to the court under this Act; and to perform any other function or exercise any other power conferred on the court under this Act. (sec.136-ssec.2) Despite any other law or rule of court, a Magistrates Court in any district may hear and decide a proceeding that has been started in a Magistrates Court in any other district. - (a) to hear and decide any application made to the court under this Act; and - (b) to perform any other function or exercise any other power conferred on the court under this Act.

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