Keller v. LaBarre

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• holding that, where defendant rules plaintiff to file complaint, objection to jurisdiction is not waived because that is not action on merits and jurisdiction can be raised only by preliminary objections to complaint
• the act of ruling a plaintiff to file a complaint is not an action on the merits when it is a step toward challenging in personam jurisdiction
• where defendant rules plaintiff to file a complaint, objection to jurisdiction is not waived since that is not action on merits and jurisdiction can be raised only by preliminary objections to the complaint

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