Edward Kabakjian v. United States

How courts have described this case

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• allowing plaintiffs’ quiet title suit to proceed when the plaintiffs alleged that they still owned the property because a tax sale was invalid
• noting court can permit destruction of subject matter jurisdiction after suit is filed
• “We have recognized as a general principle that jurisdiction is determined at the time the suit is filed.”
• “We may affirm a judgment on any ground apparent from the record.”

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