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April 30, 2014

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When Does Time Period for Filing Appeals Begin in Cases Where Knowledge of Judgment Exists But Service by Court Clerk Has Not Occurred?

Gator Milford, LLC, v. Clermont County Transportation Improvement District, Case no. 2013-1177

Twelfth District Court of Appeals (Clermont County)

ISSUE: Does actual knowledge and receipt of a judgment entry that is a final appealable order begin the 30-day time period during which parties may file an appeal, or does the 30-day period only begin following service and notation of service on the docket by the clerk of courts?

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Ohio Government Judicial Branch Supreme Court of Ohio Service Process Clerk Counsel Parties Final Judgment Entry Actual Knowledge Knowledge Receipt of Judgment

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00:00:20	Brian O'Connor for Gator Milford, LLC.
00:16:24	Daniel Bennett for Clermont County Transportation Improvement District
00:35:11	Summation: Brian O'Connor for Gator Milford, LLC.

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