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What is the statutory period for appealing judgments issued for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction?

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The statutory period for filing an appeal against judgments issued for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction is ten days from the date set for delivering a copy of the judgment.

The statutory period for filing an appeal against judgments issued for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction is ten days from the date set for delivering a copy of the judgment.
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