· 8/23/2016
Terrrell William Proctor Dba T.W. Proctor & Associates and Preco v. Quality Signs, Inc.
How courts have described this case
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- holding a utility tariff that released utility from “all claims, demands, costs, or expenses for injury ... or damage” was not sufficient to release utility from its own negligent acts
- holding a utility tariff that released utility from “all claims, demands, costs, or expenses for injury . . . or damage” was not sufficient to release utility from its own negligent acts
- stating exhaustion of administrative remedies requirement goes to particular case authority rather than subject matter jurisdiction
- indicating a court may lack authority to hear a case when a party fails to follow the statutory procedure for invoking its authority
- distinguishing between subject matter jurisdiction, which cannot be waived, and jurisdiction over a particular case, which can be
- indicating a court may lack authority to hear a case when a party fails to follow the statutory procedure for invoking its authority
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