Legal Question in Civil Rights Law in Minnesota
When affirmative defense (res judicata) is raised in a civil case a responsive motion and the district court fails to mention or rule on it - could it later be argued that the final court order is void or voidable for lack of subject matter jurisdiction?
Asked on 1/04/14, 5:32 pm
1 Answer from Attorneys
Tricia Dwyer
Tricia Dwyer Esq & Assoc PLLC
Your post is not entirely clear. If you face this issue, you should confer with your attorney, i.e., the attorney who represented you in the case and she/he can advise you. Be aware that in nearly all matters of law there are rigid time deadlines for you to assert claims, etc.
Answered on 1/05/14, 5:13 am
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