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Willy Vs. Coastal Corp.
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- US Supreme Court
- Mar 03, 1992
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Willy v. CoastalSearch
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Corp. - 503 U.S. 131 (1992) October Term, 1991 Syllabus Willy V. CoastalSearch
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only if their application will not impermissibly expand the judicial authority conferred by Article III, see Sibbach v. WilsonSearch
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to be mistaken, justifies the conclusion that the sanction here need not be upset. See, e. g., United States v. MineSearch
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of the complaint's 132 legal merits, over which the court lacked jurisdiction. See Cooter & Gell v. HartmarxSearch
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with the subsequent determination that it lacked subject-matter jurisdiction. United States Catholic Conference v. AbortionSearch
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Id., at 966 (quoting Roadway Express, Inc. v. PiperSearch
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powers was an example of such inherent powers. It principally relied on our recent decision in Cooter & Gell v. HartmarxSearch
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clear intent to have the Rules, including Rule 11, apply to all district court civil proceedings.1 But in Sibbach v. WilsonSearch
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may enact laws regulating the conduct of those courts and the means by which their judgments are enforced. See Wayman v. SouthardSearch
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when the district court operated under the misapprehension that it had jurisdiction. In Chicot County Drainage Dist. v. BaxterSearch
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was without jurisdiction was nonetheless res judicata on collateral attack made by one of the parties. See also Stoll v. GottliebSearch
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justifies a rule preventing collateral attack on subject-matter jurisdiction. Id., at 172. In United States v. MineSearch
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to the merits. We recently had occasion to examine Rule l1's scope and purpose in great detail in Cooter & Gell v. HartmarxSearch
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which it lacks jurisdiction. Petitioner places great weight on our decision in United States Catholic Conference v. AbortionSearch
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itself should fall with a showing that the court was without authority to enter the decree. Accord, United States v. MineSearch
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Syllabus Willy V. CoastalSearch
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Sibbach v. WilsonSearch
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United States v. MineSearch
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See Cooter & Gell v. HartmarxSearch
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United States Catholic Conference v. AbortionSearch
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Cooter & Gell v. HartmarxSearch
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See Wayman v. SouthardSearch
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In Chicot County Drainage Dist. v. BaxterSearch
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In United States v. MineSearch
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Accord, United States v. MineSearch
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