(a) The decree or order is made by a competent judicial tribunal in accordance with the rules of international law relating to jurisdiction which are applicable in the country where the judgement or order was made and which became final in accordance with that law; (b) The parties to the suit were duly summoned and duly represented; (c) The decree or order does not conflict with a prior decree or order made by Courts of the New Sudan; (d) The decree or order is not contrary to public order or morality in the New Sudan; (e) The decree or order has not been obtained by fraud; (f) The decree or order does not contain a claim founded on a breach of any law in force in the New Sudan. 303. Presumption as to Foreign Judgement:The Court shall presume, on the production any document purporting to be a certified copy of a foreign judgement, that such judgement was pronounced by a foreign Court of competent jurisdiction, unless the contrary appears on the face of the record, but such presumption may be rebutted by proving want of jurisdiction. 304. Action on a Foreign Judgment:Where a person is entitled to the benefit of a foreign judgement as against any other person who is resident in the New Sudan or has property therein, he may, if such judgment is executory in the country in which it was given, institute a suit for the enforcement of such judgement. CHAPTER 2. JUDICIAL REVIEW OF ADMINISTRATIVE DECISIONS 305. Procedure on Application:1) An application to review an administrative decision shall lie to the High Court and shall be in the form of a petition which includes, in addition to the general particulars required in the plaint, a statement of the nature of the decision subject to review and the grounds thereof. 2) Where the decision required to be reviewed is appeal-able to a competent administrative authority the application shall specify the result of such appeal and the date thereof. 3) The application shall be accompanied by a copy of the decision required to be reviewed. 66