Commonwealth Health Corp. v. Croslin

How courts have described this case

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• discussing the Court’s “inherent power” to raise sua sponte the issue of subject matter jurisdiction
• discussing the Court’s “inherent power” to raise sua sponte the issue of subject matter jurisdiction
• noting Court’s “inherent power” to raise subject matter issue sua sponte
• “it is important to note that defects in subject matter jurisdiction may be raised by the parties or the court at any time and cannot be waived.”
• Where “trial court order . . . is void” it is within appellate court’s “inherent power to . . . order this case dismissed, sua sponte, for lack of subject matter jurisdiction.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).