Smith v. Clary Corp.

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• stating that a counterclaim, whether permissive or compulsory, must be within the trial court's jurisdiction
• stating that a counterclaim, whether permissive or compulsory, must be within the trial court’s jurisdiction
• stating that a counterclaim, whether permissive or compulsory, must be within the trial court’s jurisdiction
• court must not only have jurisdiction over amount in controversy but also must have subject-matter jurisdiction over counterclaim
• court must not only have jurisdiction over amount in controversy but also must have subject-rnatter jurisdiction over counterclaim
• stating general jurisdictional rule, and noting that “many exceptions” exist

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