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If the ADRE heard a previous case involving my HOA, does that mean they automatically have jurisdiction over my new case - BoardWatcher - 07-17-2023
If the ADRE heard a previous case involving my HOA, does that mean they automatically have jurisdiction over my new case?
Re: If the ADRE heard a previous case involving my HOA, does that mean they automatically have jurisdiction over my new - StructuredStoryFan - 07-24-2023
No. A lack of jurisdiction can be raised at any time and previous errors do not set a binding precedent.