Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Citation
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Parent Document
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Jurisdiction
- Washington (state)
- Effective Date
- 1998-02-10
Other Sections in This Document (16)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
- Sullivan v. Purvis, 90 Wash. App. 456 (1998)
Full Text
476 chars*460Jurisdiction relates to the power of the court, not to the rights of the parties as between each other. Wesley v. Schneckloth, 55 Wn.2d 90, 93, 346 P.2d 658 (1959). Jurisdiction cannot, therefore, be conferred by agreement or stipulation of the parties. Id. Any judgment entered without jurisdiction is void. Id. at 93-94. A party may waive personal jurisdiction, but not subject matter jurisdiction. In re Puget Sound Pilots Ass’n, 63 Wn.2d 142, 148, 385 P.2d 711 (1963).