· 2/7/1963
County of Shelby v. City of Memphis
Citations
- 365 S.W.2d 291
- 211 Tenn. 410
- 15 McCanless 410
- 1963 Tenn. LEXIS 359
How courts have described this case
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- noting that an order entered without subject matter jurisdiction is a nullity
- noting that an order entered without subject matter jurisdiction is a nullity
- noting the duty of the appellate courts to sua sponte consider the issue of the trial court’s subject matter jurisdiction
- noting the duty of the appellate courts to sua sponte consider the issue of the trial court’s subject matter jurisdiction
- “It is a maxim in the law that consent can never confer jurisdiction. ...”
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Judges: Prewitt
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