Paragraph 2: Appeals against judgments on jurisdiction and the merits of the case

Where the court has declared itself to have jurisdiction and has ruled on the merits of the dispute in the same judgment given at first instance, that judgment may be appealed against in its entirety. Where the court reverses on the ground of jurisdiction, it shall nevertheless rule on the merits of the dispute if the court is a court of appeal in relation to the court which it considers…

Where the court has declared that it has jurisdiction and has ruled on the merits of the dispute in the same judgment given at last instance, the judgment may be appealed against solely on the question of jurisdiction. An appeal lodged against the provisions on the merits of the case renders the appeal inadmissible. In the event of an appeal, where the court reverses the contested decision on the ground…