(1) The Supreme Court shall have jurisdiction to deal with conflicts of jurisdiction resulting from two final judgments delivered respectively by an ordinary court and a special court, the judgments of which undermine the normal course of justice.
It shall be likewise where the final judgments are delivered by two ordinary or special courts.
(2) The Supreme Court shall be seized of the matter by way of a reasoned application at the instance of the Legal Department or of any other party.
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