The jurisdiction over the price limit of the concession case was exercised by deciding the first appeal against the trial court's decision by changing the Code of Civil Code 1908 sections 100, 102 (b) and 115 the second appeal to the Civil Revision Appeal Court. Whose jurisdiction was not granted to the appellant. In the absence of jurisdiction by any law court, the decision passed by the appellate court was invalid and that fact was sufficient to warrant interference in the second appeal by the High Court, the second filed before the High Court. Appeal, which was not upheld by law, was changed to civil review The High Court decided the appellate court with a direction that the memorandum of appeal be returned to the appellant in accordance with the law. Holds the authorized jurisdiction
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