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0 tracked cards Remedial Law, Legal and Judicial Ethics, with Practical Exercises

In a proceeding in rem, the court has properly acquired jurisdiction over the res. A party argues that all required notices may therefore be omitted because personal jurisdiction is not indispensable. Is that correct?

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No; jurisdiction over the res does not dispense with applicable notice and due-process requirements. Yes, no one may contest a proceeding in rem. Yes, publication always cures failure to implead a known indispensable party. Yes, notice is never required in rem.

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