Ohio Supreme Court April 30, 1980, No. 79-1242 (State ex rel. City of Cleveland v. Calandra)
Also known as
United States · · · 30-04-1980
lead-opinion
Per Curiam.
Appellant, in its first proposition of law, asserts that the issuance of a writ of mandamus is proper in the instant cause, since an appeal to the Court of Appeals does not provide for a “plain and adequate” remedy in the ordinary course of the law as required by R. C. 2731.05.
Read the full text
This document is published by courtlistener.com.
Moonlit adds the citation network, article-level links and cross-references, which are available to search for free.
Sign in to Moonlit