Solvent Savings Bank & Trust Co. v. Walker

The case before us was brought to this court for review, whereas, under Acts of 1907, ch. 82, it should have been carried to the court of civil appeals. By chapter 192 Acts of 1909, it is provided that, when cases are appealed to this court which rightly belong, to the court of civil appeals, it shall be our duty to transfer such cases to that court, and vice versa. But the present case was brought here by writ of error. In view of this fact it is now denied by counsel for defendant that we can make the transfer required by the act of 1909, because, as insisted, that act applies only to…