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STATE EX REL. NEY v. DeCOURCY

Nos. C-910151, C-910152.

81 Ohio App.3d 775 (1992)

The STATE ex rel. NEY, Pros. Atty., et al., v. DeCOURCY, Appellee, et al.; Ferguson, Aud., et al., Appellants.

Court of Appeals of Ohio, Hamilton County.

Decided July 15, 1992.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Lloyd & Weissenberger, John A. Lloyd, Jr., and Jeanette H. Rost, for appellee Joseph L. DeCourcy, Jr.

Lee Fisher, Attorney General, and Lorraine M. Nestor, Assistant Attorney General, for appellant Thomas E. Ferguson, Auditor of State.

Lee Fisher, Attorney General, and James C. Sauer, Assistant Attorney General, for appellant Joanne Limbach, Tax Commissioner of Ohio.

Fay D. DuPuis, City Solicitor, William L. Rottner and Dorothy N. Carman, Assistant City Solicitors, for amicus curiae, city of Cincinnati.

Frost & Jacobs and Pierce E. Cunningham, for third-party defendant Richard W. Grote.

Per Curiam.

At issue in these appeals is the decision of the trial court in an action for declaratory judgment to determine whether a county auditor has the statutory authority to reduce the value of property on the current tax duplicate after that value has been certified to the county treasurer. The appellee, Joseph DeCourcy, Jr., the former auditor of Hamilton County, asserted that county auditors do have such general authority, and the trial court agreed...

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