· 10/2/1979

Johnston v. City of Bloomington

Citations

395 N.E.2d 549
77 Ill. 2d 108
32 Ill. Dec. 319
1979 Ill. LEXIS 344

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when subject matter jurisdiction or personal jurisdiction is lacking “the proceedings are a nullity and no rights are created by them and they may be declared void when collaterally attacked”
where a court lacks personal jurisdiction, “the proceedings are a nullity and no rights are created by them and they may be declared void when collaterally attacked”
where a court lacks personal jurisdiction, “the proceedings are a nullity and no rights are created by them and they may be declared void when collaterally attacked”
where a court lacks personal jurisdiction, “the proceedings are a nullity and no rights are created by them and they may be declared void when collaterally attacked”
when subject matter jurisdiction or personal jurisdiction is lacking \the proceedings are a nullity and no rights are created by them and they may be declared void when collaterally attacked\

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Judges: Goldenhersh

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