jurisdiction
When Candeia’s internal rules apply
Candeia’s internal rules depend on a sufficient and foreseeable connection to the relevant activity, account, contract, property or service. The technical reach of an interface does not expand that connection by itself.
Application based on connectionNo universal reachExternal effects depend on applicable law
Three different questions
Do Candeia’s rules apply?
Requires a substantial, foreseeable and non-artificial connection — for example residence, business registration, registered assets, activity directed at Sistema Candeia or a valid choice of law.
May a Candeian Justice body decide?
Depends on a sufficient connection or valid submission, as well as a right of defence and respect for third parties’ exclusive competences.
What may the system enforce internally?
Only against accounts, rights, digital assets and functions that are legitimately subject to Candeia’s internal rules and mechanisms.
And outside Candeia?
An internal decision may serve as a reference in an external relationship, but any effect on third parties depends on the legal mechanisms that actually apply.
three independent tests
Internal rule, competent forum and enforcement are different questions
AMay Candeia apply its rules?A substantial, foreseeable and non-artificial connection to the Candeian legal order is required.
BMay the court hear the case?Depends on sufficient connection, forum and jurisdiction rules.
CMay it be enforced?Internal enforcement reaches only what is legitimately subject to the system; external effects depend on the valid legal mechanisms that apply.
A server, domain, account, provider or remote access does not by itself expand the reach of internal rules over people or assets outside the system.