Jackson v. Gamble

How courts have described this case

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• waiver or consent to jurisdiction cannot confer jurisdiction over the subject matter upon a tribunal
• waiver or consent to jurisdiction cannot confer jurisdiction over the subject matter upon a tribunal
• “Waiver or consent of the parties cannot confer on a court jurisdiction of a subject matter wherein it has none at law.” (punctuation omitted)
• “Waiver or consent of the parties cannot confer on a court jurisdiction of a subject matter wherein it has none at law.” (punctuation omitted)
• waiver or consent to jurisdiction cannot confer jurisdiction over the subject matter
• superior court judgment entered after improper referral to juvenile court for a hearing was not void “but at most was voidable only” and where no one appealed it, it became law of the case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).