Administaff of Florida, Inc. v. Conger

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• “[u]nlike other jurisdictional defects implicating the trial court’s subject matter jurisdiction,” failure to comply with notice requirement can be cured
• ‘‘[t]he lack of subject matter jurisdiction to render a final judgment cannot be cured retrospectively’’
• initial failure to give notice only deprives court of jurisdiction to render judgment; such failure may be remedied by subsequent notice
• held that although the trial court lacked subject matter jurisdiction to render a declaratory judgment, a dismissal of the plaintiff's action was not required on remand as there were ways to remedy the notice defect

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