City of Columbia v. South Carolina Public Service Commission

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• noting that certiorari proceedings can be considered either original or appellate; however, whether the proceedings are called appellate or certiorari, an action seeking review and reversal of a decision of a lower tribunal falls within the court’s appellate jurisdiction
• “An appeal is a review by a superior court of some proceeding held in an inferior tribunal. The method of review may be called appeal or certiorari and be classified as an appellate proceeding....”
• \An appeal is a review by a superior court of some proceeding held in an inferior tribunal. The method of review may be called appeal or certiorari and be classified as an appellate proceeding....\
• “An appeal is a review by a superior court of some proceeding held in an inferior tribunal. The method of review may be called appeal or certiorari and be classified as an appellate proceeding....”
• \A writ of certiorari is used to keep an inferior tribunal within the scope of its powers.\ (citing Ex parte Schmidt, 24 S.C. 363, 364 (1886); State ex rel. Martin v. Moore, 54 S.C. 556, 560, 32 S.E. 700, 701 (1899))

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