Moyle v. M. Landers's Administrators

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• explaining that a petition for writ of mandamus must be filed initially in superior court and not appellate courts when none of the “extremely rare” instances in which an appellate court's original jurisdiction is invoked
• when the General Assembly uses a phrase in other statutes, courts do not read that phrase into a statute that does not contain it
• petition for writ of mandamus must be filed initially in superior court and not appellate courts when none of the “extremely rare” instances in which an appellate court’s original jurisdiction is invoked

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).