City of Cabot v. Thompson

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• rejecting argument that proper-party-plaintiff challenge is a nonwaivable issue of subject- matter jurisdiction
• a real-party-in-interest objection may be made at any time up to and including a trial on the merits; otherwise it is waived
• a challenge to a party's standing to invoke the powers of the court can be waived
• “[T]he failure to raise a timely objection based upon the real party in interest results in a waiver of that issue.”

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