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Published by
The Legal Aid Society of Cleveland
May 2003
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Ohio
Eviction and
Landlord-Tenant Law (3d ed.)
by Peter M. Iskin
Ohio Eviction and Landlord-Tenant
Law (3d ed.) is a practitioner's
manual, principally for attorneys
and other advocates who represent or
counsel tenants or landlords, and
for judges and magistrates who hear
eviction actions or other
residential landlord-tenant cases.
It is a manual for
tenants and landlords as well. The book surveys and analyzes the
Ohio statutes and caselaw on
eviction actions, residential
tenancies, manufactured home parks,
and land installment contracts. It
also surveys and analyzes the
federal regulations and Ohio caselaw
on HUD-assisted rental housing
programs, relative to an eviction
action or a termination of a
family's participation in the
section 8 voucher program. These
surveys and analyses address
procedure and practice issues, as
well as potential claims, defenses,
and remedies. The third edition
contains 528 pages of text, plus a
table of cases (86 pages and 1,996
cases) and a detailed index (42
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To Order a Print or
Electronic Edition of Ohio Eviction
and Landlord-Tenant Law
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The Legal Aid Society of
Cleveland by mailing or faxing
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Ohio Consumer
Law: Legal Aid Society of Cleveland and Ohio
State Legal Services Association 2003
by
Harold L.
Williams (Editor) and other authors
Published by West Publishing Co.
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This
handbook is a convenient reference
for attorneys, consumers, and
providers of consumer goods and
services in Ohio. The authors use
their up-to-date analysis of recent
legislation and case law to explain
the federal and state statutes,
rules, and court decisions
applicable to Ohio consumer law.
Drawing on both reported and
unreported Ohio trial and appellate
cases, they provide numerous
examples of how the courts have
applied Ohio consumer laws to
specific facts. |
Features
and Benefits
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Prepared under the auspices
of The Legal Aid Society of
Cleveland and the Ohio State
Legal Services Association
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Starts with a chart of laws
applicable to consumer
transactions
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Chapter on arbitration
offers in-depth analysis of
applicable statutes and case
law
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Analyzes hundreds of cases
that are essential to
interpreting the law
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Provides checklists and
sample forms
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Ohio Domestic
Violence Law (Baldwin's Ohio Handbook
Series) by
Ronald B Adrine and Alexandria M Ruden.
Published by
West Publishing Company.
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Appropriate
for attorneys, judges, prosecutors,
police, social workers, and
counselors, this handbook is a
concise, yet comprehensive, resource
on Ohio’s current civil and criminal
laws on domestic violence. The
authors discuss current issues and
emerging trends, with references to
applicable state and federal
statutes, rules, and case law. They
also offer proven strategies for
safe intervention on behalf of
victims and steps to safeguard the
constitutional rights of the
accused. |
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Features
and Benefits
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Question-and-answer format
presents information in
easily understood,
straightforward manner
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Checklists, interview
formats, charts, sample
questions, a sample brief,
and other aids
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Analysis of civil protection
orders, including issuing,
hearings, court and police
enforcement, and criminal
protection orders
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Full text of selected
provisions of Ohio Revised
Code and selected Rules of
Superintendence for Ohio
Courts
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*At least one of the
authors is an attorney with The Legal Aid
Society of Cleveland
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