PrincipleJURISDICTION — Waiver of Procedural Irregularity — Failure to Raise Timeously
- Area of law
- JURISDICTION
- Court
- Supreme Court
Procedural jurisdiction can be waived; substantive jurisdiction cannot. The principle applies to civil procedure. Objections to procedural irregularities must be raised timeously. The rule distinguishes between types of jurisdiction. The court will not entertain late objections. The principle is well-established.
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