Glenmore Props v. Ohio Liquor Control Comm.
Citations
- 218 N.E.3d 166
- 2023 Ohio 1212
Syllabus
On administrative appeal from trial court reversal of Ohio Liquor Control Commission order citing appellee permit holder for violation of the terms of distribution license under R.C. 4301.22(B). Actual knowledge of intoxication is necessary prerequisite to showing a violation of R.C. 4301.22(B), and record does not contain reliable, probative, and substantial evidence to show that permit holder had actual knowledge that patron was intoxicated when served. Appellant liquor control commission's assignments of error overruled and trial court judgment affirmed.
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- holding that the “‘available and adequate’ framework” does not apply in cases involving a forum-selection clause, and the court need only determine whether enforcing the clause would be “unreasonable under the circumstances”
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Judges: Beatty Blunt
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