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Coon v. Coon

Citations

  • 588 S.E.2d 624
  • 356 S.C. 342
  • 2003 S.C. App. LEXIS 148

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  • stating that as a general rule where there is no lack of subject matter jurisdiction, the court’s judgment will be binding, even if affected by irregularity which would have defeated the proceeding if objection had been timely and properly made
  • finding that by “jurisdiction,” the House meant “authority”

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Judges: Howard, Stilwell, Strom

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