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LUCAS CO. COMMRS. v. LUCAS CO. BUDGET, COMM.,

Nos. 41107, 41108 and 41110.

12 Ohio St. 2d 47 (1967)

LUCAS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, APPELLANT, v. LUCAS COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION ET AL., APPELLEES. CITY OF TOLEDO ET AL., APPELLEES, v. LUCAS COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION ET AL.; CITY OF MAUMEE, APPELLANT. CITY OF TOLEDO ET AL., APPELLEES; CITY OF OREGON, APPELLANT, v. LUCAS COUNTY BUDGET COMMISSION ET AL., APPELLEES.

Supreme Court of Ohio.

Decided November 29, 1967.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mr. Harry Friberg, prosecuting attorney, and Mr. Robert Kopf, for appellant in case No. 41107.

Mr. Benjamin F. Marsh, city solicitor, for appellant in case No. 41108.

Mr. Robert Dorrell, for appellant in case No. 41110.

Mr. George R. Hewes, Messrs. Taylor, Cruey, Kelb & Duffey, Messrs. Mittendorf, Mittendorf & Reiser, Mr. Thomas G. Zraik and Mr. Joseph A. Siegel, for appellees on the motion.

Per Curiam.

These cases are appeals from an order of the Board of Tax Appeals which modified the allocation of the Local Government Fund made by the Lucas County Budget Commission. They are before this court on a motion by 11 subdivisions, appellees herein, to dismiss the appeals for lack of jurisdiction.

Appellees' motion is based on two grounds.

After the order of the Board of Tax Appeals was entered, some of the subdivisions involved in the...

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