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Jurisdiction of the Court - The Court shall have original and exclusive jurisdiction over:
(1) All cases or actions involving matters, controversies, disputes, or money claims arising from agrarian relations: Provided, however, That all cases still pending in the Court of Agrarian Relations, established under Republic Act Numbered Twelve hundred and sixty-seven, at the time of the effectivity of this Code, shall be transferred to and continued in the respective Courts of Agrarian Relations within whose district the sites of the cases are located;
(2) All cases or actions involving violations of Chapters I and II of this Code and Republic Act Number Eight hundred and nine; and
(3) Expropriations to be instituted by the Land Authority: Provided, however, That expropriation proceedings instituted by the Land Tenure Administration pending in the Court of First Instance at the time of the effectivity of this Code shall be transferred to and continued in the respective Courts of Agrarian Relations within whose district the subject matter or property is located.
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