Seagraves v. Green
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
The Supreme Court is inclined to the opinion that it has no power to review the orders complained of in the exercise of appellate jurisdiction. The Court has concluded, however, that in any event the motion for leave to file the petition should be granted, to determine whether the Court should grant relator relief in the exercise of the Court's original jurisdiction by mandamus for the vacation of void orders.
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