Opinion

State ex rel. Great Lakes College, Inc. v. State Medical Board

  • 29 Ohio St. 2d 198
  • 58 Ohio Op. 2d 406
  • 280 N.E.2d 900
  • 1972 Ohio LEXIS 486
Court
Ohio Supreme Court
Filed
Mar 15, 1972
Status
Published
Author
Leach
On the bench
Article, Constitution, Corrxgan, Directed, Duncan, Herbekt, Leach, Neill, Ninth, Ohio, Place, Pursuant, Resignation, Schneider, Stead, Stern, Supreme, Victor
Cited by
25 cases

The opinion

Leach, J.,

concurring in judgment. My concurrence in the judgment to reverse and to remand is predicated on the fact that the complaint, filed in the Court of Appeals, alleged that the “action of respondent was without any prior notice to relator of such intent; without any opportunity afforded to relator to appear at said hearing to protect its interests” and “that if respondent had discretion and authority to take such action, its discretion was abused in that it exercised it in an unreasonable and arbitrary fashion”; and that by filing its motion to dismiss (Civ. R. 12 [B] [6]) in the Court of Appeals, such allegations were admitted as being true for the purpose of such motion.

O’Neill, C. J., concurs in the foregoing concurring opinion.

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