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In certain cases, such as small claims and
evictions cases, the Magistrates will render
a decision. In the event that you feel the
Magistrate's decision is in error, you may
file objections. Objections to a
Magistrate's decision must be made in
writing and filed with the Court within
fourteen days of the filing of the decision.
Any pleading must be served upon the other
side, and must also comply with local court
rules and the Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure.
If you have questions about these
requirements, you should consult an
attorney. |