Birrell v. Indiana Auto Sales & Repair

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• noting that the court in which a case is first instituted has exclusive jurisdiction over the case and that, once a court has acquired exclusive jurisdiction over a case, the case is pending in that court within the meaning of Trial Rule 12(B)(8)
• applying the doctrine and determining a principal could not be held vicariously liable for a delegee’s reckless conduct because, although the plaintiff identified a statutory duty, there was no violation of that duty
• a creditor cannot use threats, enter a residence without debtor’s consent and cannot seize property over a debtor’s objections

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).