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- adjective Not
waivable .
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The latest version gets rid of the negligence clause via an amendment proposed by Rep. Pat Lantz, focusing instead on nonwaivable warranties -- not the flimsy one-year ones contractors often offer home buyers.
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Where, as here, the notice of petition and petition commencing a special proceeding are filed with the Court Clerk instead of the County Clerk, whether inadvertently or not, the filing is ineffective and constitutes a nonwaivable jurisdictional defect rendering the proceeding a nullity.
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Where, as here, the notice of petition and petition commencing a special proceeding are filed with the Court Clerk instead of the County Clerk, whether inadvertently or not, the filing is ineffective and constitutes a nonwaivable jurisdictional defect rendering the proceeding a nullity.
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