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HOME City Government City Services City Departments ... Charter of the City Notice to On-line Users The City of Lakewood cannot guarantee its accuracy and accepts no legal liability for reliance on this information. This information was last updated January, 2001. Dear Resident: This Brochure has been prepared to inform you of the Ohio Landlord and Tenant Act. Because of the many rental properties in the City of Lakewood, I am aware that the provisions of this law have an impact on many of our residents on a daily basis. I am hopeful that this explanation of the law will prove helpful to you in dealing with questions relative to the Landlord/Tenant relationship. Very truly yours, Thomas J. George Mayor DEFINITIONS Rental Agreement Any agreement between the landlord and tenant, whether written or oral. The Ohio Landlord/Tenant Law, Ohio Revised Code (ORC) Chapter 5321 is implied into every rental agreement. The rental agreement must contain the name and address of the landlord. If the agreement is oral, the landlord, at the beginning of the tenant's occupancy, must provide the name and address of the landlord in writing. The rental agreement may never contain any terms that conflict with the Ohio Landlord/Tenant Law, any such conflicts would be decided according to the state law, not the terms of the agreement.

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SSR 87-23 EFFECTIVE/PUBLICATION DATE: 09/18/87 SSR 87-23: SECTION 205(a) OF THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT (42 U.S.C. 405(a)) CONVICTION OF VOLUNTARY MANSLAUGHTER OHIO EFFECT ON ENTITLEMENT TO CHILD'S INSURANCE BENEFITS 20 CFR 404.305(b) Held , in view of the foregoing, the claimant is precluded from becoming entitled to child's insurance benefits on his father's earnings record. Section 404.305(b) of Regulations No. 4 provides, in pertinent part, that "(b) Insured's death caused by an intentional act. You may not become entitled to or continue to receive any survivor's benefits or payments on the earnings record of any person if you were convicted of a felony or an act in the nature of a felony of intentionally causing that person's death. . . ." For certain homicides, e.g., first or second degree murder, the Social Security Administration (SSA) presumes intent, because by definition, these crimes involve intent. However, voluntary manslaughter may or may not be defined as involving intent; therefore, SSA establishes no presumption of intent. Instead, SSA bases its decision as to entitlement or nonentitlement on whether the State where the conviction occurred treats voluntary manslaughter as an intentional homicide. If State law is inconclusive, development of the facts related to intent is required. In Ohio, voluntary manslaughter is a felonious homicide. However, a person can be convicted of voluntary manslaughter if he or she "knowingly" caused the death of another regardless of whether he or she "intended" to cause that death.

73. Notice Of Dishonored Check - Law Summary Location Home » Sample and Previews ohio law Summary Notice of action unless specifically excepted by law, may recover the of the Rules of civil Procedure or http://www.uslegalforms.com/lawdigest/badchecks.php/OH/OH-401N.htm

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State of Ohio PAGE'S OHIO REVISED CODE ANNOTATED; TITLE XXIII [23] COURTS COMMON PLEAS CHAPTER 2307: CIVIL ACTIONS [PRODUCT LIABILITY] ORC Ann. 2307.81 (Anderson 1997) § 2307.81 Disparagement of perishable agricultural or aquacultural food product. (A) The general assembly finds that the production of agricultural and aquacultural food products constitutes an important and significant portion of the economy of this state. Further, the general assembly finds that the dissemination in this state of false information about the safety of Ohio's food supply would be extremely detrimental to Ohio's economy, the welfare of the consuming public, and the producers of agricultural and aquacultural food products. Accordingly, it is the intent of the general assembly in enacting section 2307.81 of the Revised Code to benefit all the citizens of this state and protect the vitality of the agricultural and aquacultural economy by providing a cause of action for producers of perishable agricultural and aquacultural food products to recover damages for the disparagement of such food products. (B) As used in this section: (1) "Disparagement" means the dissemination to the public in any manner of any false information that a perishable agricultural or aquacultural food product is not safe for human consumption.

75. Current Status Of America's Wall Of Church-State Separation: Ohio The child abuse laws of different states permit different (Rationalists International Bulletin 76); ohio has no to care of sick children in its civil code, but http://www.infidels.org/activist/state/ohio.html

PAID ADVERTISEMENTS Activist Current Status of America's Wall of Church-State Separation : Ohio Ohio Lynne H. Schultz with Doug Mook Items from 1999 or earlier are now archived. Table of Contents Government Courts ... Children's Healthcare Government courts 08/01, Richland County Judge James DeWeese with the help of Pat Robertson's ACLJ is fighting to keep his Ten Commandments posters in his courtroom. DeWeese displays them alongside the Bill of Rights and quotes from Abraham Lincoln, Alexander hamiliton, Thomas Jefferson and James Madison under a sign that reads "Rule of Law". The case is ACLU of Ohio v. Ashbrook , July/August) 06/07/01, The ACLU decided today NOT to appeal to the US Supreme Court, the 6th District ruling that said Ohio's state motto "With God All Things Are Possible" is constitutional. See item below. 03/00, Voting 9-4, the full 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that Ohio's motto, ``With God, all things are possible,'' is constitutional and is not an endorsement of Christianity even though it quotes the words of Jesus. The case went to the full appeals court after three 6th Circuit judges ruled last April that the motto violated the U.S. Constitution as a government endorsement of religion. The full court's decision reverses the three-judge panel's decision. The ACLU can now ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review the case. Chris Link, executive director of the Ohio ACLU chapter, said its lawyers first must discuss whether they think the high court will consider the case worth accepting for argument. The ACLU represented the Rev. Matthew Peterson, a Presbyterian minister in suburban Cleveland who objected to Ohio's motto. (Associated Press)

76. University Of Michigan Law School: The Docket to lawyers engaged in the defense of civil litigation Scholarships are available to Stark County, ohio residents who are entering their final year of law school http://www.law.umich.edu/currentstudents/docket/

The University of Michigan Law School Prospective Students Current Students The Docket ... The Curriculum The Docket June 1 - June 13, 2004 Docket Information The Docket is the Law School"s official means of communicating important administrative announcements and many Law School events to the student body. The Docket is published weekly [bi-weekly June-August] only in electronic form and the complete contents are contained in this site. Students are responsible for all information in each issue. In addition, please check both your e-mail accounts and pendaflex mail folders daily for important faculty and administrative communications disseminated after the week"s Docket has been published. Unless you request otherwise, announcements will appear in one issue only. Notices for the calendar (not the Docket) should be directed to Rozona Kelemen, kelemen@umich.edu or 763.7409. Docket Web-based Submission Form The Docket accepts announcements on a Web based submission form. The article submission form is available at www.law.umich.edu/_Docketposting/docketform.html

77. Lawarchive - CIVIL RIGHTS: A NEW PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS LAW FOR OHIO Van Alstyne, William W. (1961) civil RIGHTS A NEW PUBLIC For the first time in the twentieth century, the ohio Legislature has Subjects K law K law (General http://eprints.law.duke.edu/archive/00000541/

Duke Law Eprints CIVIL RIGHTS: A NEW PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS LAW FOR OHIO Van Alstyne, William W. (1961) CIVIL RIGHTS: A NEW PUBLIC ACCOMMODATIONS LAW FOR OHIO. Ohio State Law Journal Full text available as: PDF - Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader or other PDF viewer. Abstract For the first time in the twentieth century, the Ohio Legislature has moved forcefully to protect the right of access to places of public accommodation from racial discrimination. EPrint Type: Journal (Paginated) Subjects: K Law K Law (General) ID Code: Deposited By: Roycroft, Laura Deposited On: 26 June 2003 Site Administrator: ken@law.duke.edu Duke University About Duke Law Admissions ... News + Events

78. AFSCME LaborLinks - Public Sector Collective Bargaining Laws Public Employees Collective Bargaining — ohio Rev. Washington State civil service employees bargaining rights State Higher Education Personnel law — Was. http://www.afscme.org/otherlnk/weblnk36.htm

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79. Ohio Freedom Of Information Resources handbook presents an overview of basic civil and criminal a comprehensive guide to the laws and administrative the ohio Constitution and the ohio Revised code http://www.nfoic.org/web/resource/ohio/ohio.htm

OHIO Back to Index Quick Information Contacts Form Letters ... State FOI Information QUICK FOI INFORMATION Open Meetings Law Ohio Rev. Code sec. 121.22 et seq. Closed: Real estate transactions; certain personnel matters; certain law enforcement meetings; Adult Parole Authority; and certain medical board meetings. Open Records Law Ohio Rev. Code sec. 149.43 et seq. Exempt: Personal bank records; medical records; adoption records; probation and parole records; and certain law enforcement investigative records. Link to the Ohio Constitution CONTACTS Ohio Coalition for Open Government Contact: Frank Deaner c/o Ohio Newspaper Association Executive Director 1335 Dublin Rd., Suite 216 B Columbus, OH 43215 Fax: (614) 486 4940 Email: mailto:frnkdeaner@aol.com (A member of the National FOI Coalition) Contact: Timothy Smith Director Kent State University 130 Taylor Hall Kent, OH 44242 Fax: (330) 672-4064 Email: tsmith@saed.kent.edu (A Member of the National FOI Coalition) Office of the Attorney General Link to Web site State Office Tower 30 East Broad Street Columbus, OH 43215-3428

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Ohio Tenant-Landlord Law (Also see: http://www.ohiolandlordtenant.com INTRODUCTION This document contains only the State Law and does not include different city ordinances, which may add to local tenant-landlord registration in those municipalities, which have them. RETALIATORY EVICTION REMEDIES AGAINST RETALIATION LEGAL ACTION BY A TENANT NOTE THAT THESE ACTIONS CANNOT BE TAKEN AGAINST A LANDLORD WITH THREE OR FEWER ACTUALLY RENTED DWELLING UNITS, WHO INFORMS THE TENANT IN WRITING OF THAT FACT AT THE SAME TIME THEY MAKE THEIR RENTAL AGREEMENT. RENT WITHHOLDING The Court also may release the rent on the grounds that: The tenant was delinquent in rent payments at the time the tenant deposited rent with the Clerk of Courts; the landlord did not violate responsibilities imposed by the rental agreement or by any building, housing, health or safety codes; the Clerk will immediately release the rent, less costs, to the landlord if the tenant gives written notice that the condition has been remedied. During any court action the Court may release withheld rent to the landlord to pay interest and principle on mortgage, insurance premiums, real estate taxes, repairs, and operating cost for the premises. If the Court finds that the condition about which the tenant complained in the notice was caused by the tenant and that the tenant deliberately acted in bad faith, the tenant will be liable for damages caused to the landlord and/or court costs and attorney fees. LEGAL ACTION BY LANDLORD SECURITY DEPOSIT

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