Cooley v. Fredinburg

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• holding that “[i]f the notice of the proposed relief is so defective or lacking that it does not satisfy the requirements of due process, the court is deprived of jurisdiction to enter an order arising out of such a defective procedure.”
• collateral attack on judgment is possible only if judgment is void for lack of jurisdiction over subject matter or person

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).