Appellate procedure—Supreme Court jurisdiction—Actual conflict between appellate districts on rule of law must exist before certification of conflict is proper—Journal entry certifying conflict must clearly set forth rule of law upon which alleged conflict exists.
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COPECO, INC., APPELLEE, v. CALEY ET AL., APPELLANTS.
[Cite as Copeco, Inc. v. Caley,
1994-Ohio-36
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Appellate procedure—Supreme Court jurisdiction—Actual conflict between
appellate districts on rule of law must exist before certification of conflict
is proper—Journal entry certifying conflict must clearly set forth rule of law
upon which alleged conflict exists.
(No. 93-399—Submitted March 23, 1994—Decided April 27, 1994.)
CERTIFIED by the Court of Appeals for Stark County, No. CA-8776.
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Ronald G. Figler, for appellee.
Keith R. Hofer and Don E. Lombardi, for appellants.
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{¶ 1} This cause is before this court upon the certification of the Court of
Appeals for Stark County that its judgment conflicted with the judgment of the
Court of Appeals for Summit County in Prinz Office Equip. Co. v. Pesko (Jan. 31,
1990) Summit App. No. 14155, unreported, WL .
{¶ 2} Having examined Prinz Office Equip. Co. and the record in the
present cause, we find that the judgments do not conflict. Furthermore, the court
of appeals in certifying the case did not clearly set forth the rule of law upon which
the alleged conflict exists. Accordingly, the appeal is dismissed. Whitelock v.
Gilbane Bldg. Co. (1993),