Douglas v. Wages

I concur fully in the affirmance of the trial court’s denial of an interlocutory injunction, but I do not agree with the majority’s conclusion in footnote 2 that original appellate jurisdiction over this case lies in the Court of Appeals. I firmly believe that this appeal is clearly within this Court’s “equity” jurisdiction and that we have the constitutional obligation to consider it.

We transferred Pittman v. Harbin Clinic Professional Assn., 263 Ga. 66 (428 SE2d 328) (1993) to the Court of Appeals because “[t]he primary question to be answered . . . [was] whether the trial court properly…