Walton Trust Co. v. Taylor

How courts have described this case

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• asserting that a court may assume jurisdiction over an appeal upon finding the aggrieved party properly filed notice with the agency and the court within the prescribed time limitations
• dealing with R.C. 2505.07(B) and the filing of a notice of appeal from a housing authority’s decision terminating an employee
• stating that the term \filed\ requires actual delivery
• “the act of depositing the notice in the mail, in itself, does not constitute a ‘filing,’ at least where the notice is not received until after the expiration of the prescribed time limit”
• “the act of depositing the notice in the mail, in itself, does not constitute a ‘filing,’ at 7 SUPREME COURT OF OHIO least where the notice is not received until after the expiration of the prescribed time limit”
• “The key term is ‘preponderance.’ If a preponderance of reliable, probative and substantial evidence exists, the Court of Common Pleas must affirm the agency decision; if it does not exist, the court may reverse, vacate, modify or remand.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).