Schultz v. City of Philadelphia

How courts have described this case

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• exercising Superior Court’s discretion, in the interests of judicial economy, to decide appeal of civil matter involving local government matters rather than transfer it to Commonwealth Court, where no objection to Superior Court’s jurisdiction was made
• result in mandamus action brought by police organization bars later contract action by individual officers
• though subject matter of the appeal was within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Court, the Superior Court elected to decide the case in the interest of judicial economy rather than transfer the case to the Commonwealth Court, as no objection to jurisdiction was raised
• though subject matter of the appeal was within the exclusive jurisdiction of the Commonwealth Court, the Superior Court elected to decide the case in the interest of judicial economy rather than transfer the case to the Commonwealth Court, as no objection to jurisdiction was raised

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).