The Case of Argyle Clothing Corporation V

Multiple Choice

The case of Argyle Clothing Corporation v. Brummel is heard in a Connecticut court with original jurisdiction. The case of Chuck-a-Block v. Dunderhead, Inc. is heard in a Connecticut court with appellate jurisdiction. The difference between original and appellate jurisdiction is whether

A) a case is being heard for the first time.
B) the court is exercising a new type of jurisdiction.
C) the parties' legal arguments are innovative.
D) the subject matter of a case involves new facts.