sec.130Lack of jurisdiction discovered in course of a proceeding

### sec.130 Lack of jurisdiction discovered in course of a proceeding This section applies if, in the course of a proceeding, a court finds that it does not have jurisdiction to hear and determine the proceeding because of this Act. If the court has the necessary jurisdiction in its concurrent jurisdiction, it may continue the proceeding in the concurrent jurisdiction. If the court does not act under subsection (2) , it may deal with the proceeding under section 129 . (sec.130-ssec.1) This section applies if, in the course of a proceeding, a court finds that it does not have jurisdiction to hear and determine the proceeding because of this Act. (sec.130-ssec.2) If the court has the necessary jurisdiction in its concurrent jurisdiction, it may continue the proceeding in the concurrent jurisdiction. (sec.130-ssec.3) If the court does not act under subsection (2) , it may deal with the proceeding under section 129 .