Principle

JURISDICTION — Jurisdiction of Appellate Courts — Power of Appellate Court to Determine Jurisdiction Not Decided by Trial Court

Area of law
JURISDICTION
Court
Supreme Court

Jurisdiction can be raised and determined by an appellate court even if not decided by the trial court. Both trial and appellate courts have equal authority to determine jurisdiction from the claim. The principle applies to appellate practice and jurisdiction. The rule reflects that jurisdiction…

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