Kenton v. Board of Education

Citations

• 70 Ohio St. (N.S.) 172

Syllabus

<p>Appeal from, common pleas to circuit court — Non-signing of notice of appeal sufficient, when — Act March 35, 1903 — Applicant need not himself sign appeal.</p> <p>1. Under the act of March 25, 1902 (95 O. D., 66), regulating appeals from the common pleas to the circuit court, a notice of appeal filed within three days after the entry of judgment is a sufficient notice as to time.</p> <p>2. It is not essential to the sufficiency' of such notice that it be signed by the appellant himself. If the paper purports on its face to be a notice of such appellant expressive of his desire to appeal, and is signed by his attorney of record in the case, it shows a sufficient compliance with the statute.</p>