Bradford v. Micklethwaite

This court has sua sponte raised the question whether the order of the Court of Appeals appealed from is reviewable by this court at this time. Counsel were asked by the court to and did brief and argue that question.

It is elementary that the Supreme Court can have jurisdiction to review what the Court of Appeals does only to the extent that such jurisdiction is either provided for in or authorized by the Constitution. State v. Mansfield, 89 Ohio St., 20, 104 N. E., 1001.

The provisions of the Constitution relative to the jurisdiction of the Supreme Court to review what the Court of Appeals…