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· 9/1/1999

Berthelot v. Dezso

Citations

  • 1999 Ohio 100
  • 86 Ohio St. 3d 257

Syllabus

Writs of mandamus and prohibition are appropriate to require lower courts to comply with and not proceed contrary to the mandate of a superior court—Court of appeals does not err in dismissing relator's claims for extraordinary relief in mandamus and prohibition when there is no evidence that domestic relations judge has proceeded contrary to the mandate of the court of appeals involving spousal support in a divorce action.

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