Court Organization Act Article 7-3

When a court determines that it does not have judicial power, it is necessary to make a ruling according to its duty and authority and forward the litigation to the court of jurisdiction with judicial power. However, this does not include the circumstances where other laws are applicable.If there are multiple courts having judicial power as described in the preceding paragraph and the plaintiffs have specified one, the case should be forwarded to the specified court. The court should first make a ruling if the parties have a dispute on the court's judicial power. Before the ruling specified in paragraph 1 and the preceding paragraph, the court should first inquire the opinion from the parties.Appeals may be filed against the ruling specified in paragraph 1 and paragraph 3.