State ex rel. Summers v. Fox (Slip Opinion)

Citation: 174 N.E.3d 747,164 Ohio St. 3d 583,2021 Ohio 2061

Court: Ohio Supreme Court · Filed: 2021-06-22 · Docket: 2018-0959
Published
Impact Score: 0/100 — Low impact: This case is narrowly focused with minimal precedential value.

Case Overview

State ex rel. Summers v. Fox (Slip Opinion) is a court opinion from the Ohio Supreme Court, filed on 2021-06-22 (Docket No. 2018-0959).

Precedential Status: Published. This opinion may be cited as authority in future cases.

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Court Syllabus

Mandamus—Public-records law—Motion for stay moot—Prevailing party not entitled to attorney fees in a case in which the opposing party presented a rational position on an unsettled legal issue—No presumption of bad faith when party makes records available after mandamus case is filed but prior to an order of the court to do so—Failure to deliver public-records request by an authorized method obviates an award of statutory damages—Court costs granted—Attorney fees and statutory damages denied.

Case Details

Case NameState ex rel. Summers v. Fox (Slip Opinion)
Citation174 N.E.3d 747,164 Ohio St. 3d 583,2021 Ohio 2061
CourtOhio Supreme Court
Date Filed2021-06-22
Docket Number2018-0959
Precedential StatusPublished
Impact Score0 / 100
Jurisdictionoh

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