Distinguished from Exercise of Jurisdiction

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1. What is the basic difference between jurisdiction and its exercise?
2. Does every erroneous ruling by a court with jurisdiction automatically mean that the court lacked jurisdiction from the…
3. A court lacks subject-matter jurisdiction when what is absent?
4. A court has jurisdiction over the parties and the action but incorrectly interprets a contract in its final decision. A…
5. A court hears a category expressly placed outside its subject-matter authority by law. It reaches a persuasive merits c…
6. A party seeks annulment under Rule 47 solely for lack of jurisdiction. The record establishes jurisdiction over the per…
7. A tribunal has power over the subject but allegedly acts with grave abuse of discretion amounting to lack or excess of …
8. Explain the proposition that a court may have jurisdiction even when its judgment is wrong. What must be tested separat…
9. Distinguish ordinary error of judgment, total lack of subject-matter jurisdiction, and grave abuse under Rule 65. Are t…
10. Explain why a Rule 47 petition invoking lack of jurisdiction cannot rest solely on the claim that a court with initial …
11. In Asilo, did alleged errors about proof of foreign divorce law necessarily establish that the RTC lacked jurisdiction?
12. Can a procedural error occur while a court is exercising jurisdiction it validly possesses?