...decide, and upon it their jurisdiction depends. In Bunbury v. Fuller the general rule is laid down, that no Court of limited jurisdiction can give itself jurisdiction by a wrong decision collateral to the merits of the case upon which the limit to its jurisdiction depends. It seems to...

...Court of limited jurisdiction :an give itself jurisdiction by a wrong decision, on a point colateral to the merits of the case, upon which the limit to its 1853. BUNBURY, BART. v, FULLER. 1853. BUNBURY, BABT. v. FULLER. THE COMMON LAW REPORTS. jurisdiction...

...already perpetually commuted or extinguished under any act of parliament heretofore made." Now, it i* a general rule that no court of limited jurisdiction...be final on all particulars making up together that subject-matter which, if true, is within its jurisdiction, and however necessary in many cases it may...

...matter on which the jurisdiction depends. And, as laid down in the judgment of Bunbury v. Fuller (a), " it is a general rule, that no Court of limited jurisdiction...upon which the limit to its jurisdiction depends." That passage, with a slight change of expression, exactly decides the point now before us. CROMPTON...

...matter on which the jurisdiction depends. And, as laid down in the judgment of JBunbury v. Fuller (a), "it is a general rule, that no Court of limited jurisdiction...upon which the limit to its jurisdiction depends." That passage, with a slight change of expression, exactly decides the point now before us. CROMPTON...

...England and Wales," Mr. Justice Coleridge, in delivering the unanimous judgment of the Court, said, "It is a general rule "that no Court of limited jurisdiction can give itself jurisdic" tion by a wrong decision, on a point collateral to the merits of (o)9Ex. 111. "the case,...

...down in the judgment of the Ex. Ch. in Bunlnay v. Fuller, 9 Ex. 140. It is a general rule that n» court of limited jurisdiction can give itself jurisdiction...collateral to the merits of the case upon which the limits to its jurisdiction depends; and however this decision may be final on all particulars making...

...deciding against the validity of the objections made by the plaintiffs, and they could not give themselves jurisdiction by a wrong decision on a point collateral to the merits of the case upon which the limit of their jurisdiction depended. The case, therefore, falls within the second section of the statute...

...provision for the Courts of Small Causes in the Mofussil. It has been laid down as an admitted principle, that no court of limited jurisdiction can give itself...upon which the limit to its jurisdiction depends. If therefore a suit were instituted in a County Court, in respect of which such court had no jurisdiction,...

...provision for the Courts of Small Causes in the Mofussil. It has been laid down as an admitted principle, that no court of limited jurisdiction can give itself...upon which the limit to its jurisdiction depends. If therefore a suit were instituted in a County Court, in respect of which such court had no jurisdiction,...