Whether the Tenth Circuit has jurisdiction to consider for Interlocutory Appeal, under 28 U.S.C. § 1292 (a)(1) and (b), denial of Injunctive Relief

QUESTIONS PRESENTED FOR REVIEW 1) Whether the Tenth Circuit has jurisdiction to consider for Interlocutory Appeal, under 28 U.S.C. § 1292 (a) (1) and (b), denial of Injunctive Relief, to correct errors of the Court in providing “an immediate appeal from the Order”, in the case of a transfer from the US District Court, Northern District of Oklahoma to the US District Court, Northern District of Texas even when the District Judge refuses to certify his or her order? 2) Whether or not the District Court and Appellate Court committed a clear error in the law and abused its discretion in ordering the transfer from the Northern District of Oklahoma to the Northern District of : Texas? ) 3) Whether a transfer is valid when parties are not allowed time to file objections and Writs? 4) Whether or not a valid transfer is ratified occurs by a mere transfer of the record resulting in a change of jurisdiction in appellate courts.? ; 5) Which Appellate Court, under 28 USC §1294, the Fifth Circuit or the Tenth Circuit, have jurisdiction to hear the appeal on the matter of the transfer, for interlocutory review due to the denied injunctive order? Both denied having jurisdiction over the matter. This Court’s review is needed to address ambiguity on appellate court jurisdiction on interlocutory appeals pertaining to transfers and settle the jurisdictional disagreement between appellate Courts in this case on the matter being appealed which is the transfer?