Besides having personal jurisdiction over a case, the court must also have:

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Subject-matter jurisdiction is the court's authority to hear cases of a particular type or subject matter. Personal jurisdiction refers to the court's power over the parties involved in the case, and the ability to render a decision that is binding on them. Plaintiff jurisdiction, personal service jurisdiction, and substituted service jurisdiction are not legal terms and are not requirements for a court to have jurisdiction over a case.

Besides Having Personal Jurisdiction Over a Case, the Court Must