Speer v. Stover

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• sustaining a plea in abatement requires that the claim be abated “until the removal of some impediment” to the exercise of concurrent jurisdiction
• “[S]ustaining a plea in abatement requires that the claim be abated until removal of some impediment.” (emphasis added)
• “Pleas in abatement and pleas to the jurisdiction have different objectives and different results. Sustaining a plea to the jurisdiction requires dismissal; sustaining a plea in abatement requires that the claim be abated until removal of some impediment.”
• “Pleas in abatement and pleas to the jurisdiction have different objectives and different results. Sustaining a plea to the jurisdiction requires dismissal; sustaining a plea in abatement requires that the claim be abated until removal of some impediment.”
• sustaining plea to the jurisdiction requires dismissal of entire case
• sustaining plea to the jurisdiction requires dismissal of entire case

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).