Which of the following kinds of jurisdiction would be necessary and sufficient for a court to hear a case?

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Subject matter jurisdiction is required in all cases, but a court can have jurisdiction over a case with either in personam (personal jurisdiction over a party) or in rem (jurisdiction over the property or thing involved in the case). Therefore, having subject matter jurisdiction and either in personam or in rem jurisdiction is sufficient for a court to hear a case.

Which of the Following Kinds of Jurisdiction Would Be Necessary