State Ex Rel. Davis v. City of Clearwater

The Supreme Court acquires appellate jurisdiction of a cause by due issuance of a writ of error by the Clerk of the Supreme Court or by the Clerk of the lower court in cases where writs of error are applicable, or by the filing of an entry of appeal in the lower court in cases where an appeal is applicable. The due recording of a writ of error or of an entry of appeal in the circuit court in civil causes, gives the Supreme Court jurisdiction of the defendants in error or of the appellees, who are duly made parties of the writ of error or entry of appeal. The Supreme Court loses its appellate…