Rossetti Contracting Co. v. Court of Claims

How courts have described this case

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• Court of Claims is not a court within the meaning of the judicial article and the supreme court is the final arbiter of the constitution
• writ of certiorari is not available to review the merits of a decision by the Court of Claims
• Court of Claims is not a court within the meaning of the judicial article and the supreme court is the final arbiter of the constitution
• “In deciding that certiorari was appropriate under the rare set of circumstances in the instant case, we do not now hold that certiorari would be available to review the correctness of any decision of the Court of Claims based on the merits of an appeal.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).