The Michigan Jurisdictional Checklist for Court of Appeals is a form used by attorneys and litigants in the Michigan court system. This checklist is used to determine whether a case is properly before the Michigan Court of Appeals for review. It is important to complete this form accurately to ensure that all applicable jurisdictional requirements are met. The Michigan Jurisdictional Checklist for Court of Appeals consists of three parts: (1) A Statement of Jurisdiction; (2) A Statement of Guinness; and (3) A Statement of Timeliness. The Statement of Jurisdiction contains questions related to the jurisdiction of the Court of Appeals. This includes questions about the type of case (civil or criminal), the type of court (trial or appellate) and the type of relief sought. The Statement of Guinness contains questions related to the Guinness of the case. This includes questions about the status of the parties, the evidence and the law that pertains to the case. The Statement of Timeliness contains questions related to the timeliness of the appeal. This includes questions about the filing date of the notice of appeal and the time for filing the brief. There are two different types of Michigan Jurisdictional Checklist for Court of Appeals: the Appellant’s Checklist and thAppealedee’s Checklist. The Appellant’s Checklist is used by the party initiating the appeal and the Appealed’s Checklist is used by the party responding to the appeal.