Supreme Court backs seller in Ohio house defect case
Ohio Supreme Court rules buyers must spot defects visible on reasonable inspection and cannot claim fraud for later discoveries. In a 6-1 decision, the court voided a $40,000 award to the Laymans in a Miami County case about a bowed basement wall that collapsed the home bought for $78,000 in 1978.
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Miami County Court of Common Pleas
2Nd Ohio District Court of Appeals
Missing ODNR weapons audit under way in Ohio
An ODNR spokesman dismisses reports of hundreds of confiscated weapons missing as premature while an audit continues. Unnamed sources say 600 to 1,000 firearms and knives are unaccounted for, with ATF and federal investigators notified and a State Highway Patrol probe underway. Local field offices reportedly lack storage or disposal procedures for guns.
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Ohio Senate nears vote on worker compensation reform
Ohio lawmakers weigh a bill to privatize administration of workers compensation creating a nine member board with governor appointed union and employer reps. The plan aims to save costs amid a projected billion dollar Insurance Fund deficit and faces opposition from Democrats unions while House leadership has delayed action until 1988.
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