Permanent Link Archived: https://perma.cc/V2MR-KCZ5 We have often discussed jurisdiction in the context of subject-matter jurisdiction—i.e., whether a specific court has jurisdiction to decide the issues before it—but we have only occasionally discussed personal jurisdiction. The Court of Appeals of Indiana has given us just such an occasion by ruling on whether a Wisconsin judgment against a former-Indiana citizen was void.…
Indiana Court of Appeals Reminds That Judgments Cannot be Entered Without Personal Jurisdiction
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