How does the Supreme Court have jurisdiction over such cases?
The Supreme Court has jurisdiction over cases that were pending in the Federal Court at the commencement of this Constitution because all such suits, appeals and proceedings are automatically removed to the Supreme Court under section (2) of the given context. This transfer of jurisdiction allows the Supreme Court to hear and determine the same cases, with their judgments and orders having the same force and effect as if they had been delivered or made by the Supreme Court itself.