Ford v. Harris

In no case have the Supreme Court and the Court of Appeals concurrent jurisdiction; if a case is within the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court, it is not within the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals, and vice versa. Under the constitutional amendment ratified October 3, 1906, whereby the respective jurisdictions of these two courts are fixed, the Supreme Court is given jurisdiction for the correction of “errors of law and equity from the superior courts in all civil eases, whether legal or equitable, originating therein or carried thereto from the court of ordinary.” The present action was…