Image Software, Inc. v. Reynolds & Reynolds Co.

How courts have described this case

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• holding that courts may sua sponte examine their own jurisdiction at any stage in a proceeding
• holding that courts may sua sponte examine their own jurisdiction at any stage in a proceeding
• holding that courts may sua sponte examine their own jurisdiction at any stage in a proceeding
• holding that courts may sua sponte examine their own jurisdiction at any stage in a proceeding
• holding that the rule announced in Ansari is not jurisdictional but “one of venue which the parties . . . waived by not raising the issue before the district court.”
• recognizing that “the FAA does not itself confer subject matter jurisdiction”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).