Fennell v. DeMichiei
Citations
- 2019 Ohio 252
Syllabus
Transcript manifest weight prorated rent. Where an appellant fails to include in the record for appellate review a copy of the transcript of a trial court hearing, there is a presumption of regularity of the proceedings. This court is constrained in reviewing appellant's manifest weight argument because of a lack of a transcript of the trial court's hearings. Appellant's manifest weight argument is therefore rejected. Because the rental agreement did not provide for prorated rent, appellant's holdover of the premises after the expiration of the term of the lease required appellant to have to pay a full month's rent.
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