In re Subdivision Six of Supreme Court Jurisdiction Act of 1917

The appellate jurisdiction of

our Supreme Court is thus prescribed by our present statute:

“Article 1521. The Supreme Court shall have appellate jurisdiction co-extensive with the limits of the state, which shall extend to all questions of law arising in cases of which the Courts of Civil Appeals have appellate jurisdiction in the following cases when same have been brought to the Courts of Civil Appeals by writ of error or appeal from final judgment of trial courts:

“1. Those in which the judges of the Courts of Civil Appeals may disagree upon any question of law material to the decision.

“2.…