Ohio Rev. Code § 1923 § 1923.101

Deposit of jury fee.

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effective 3/17/1987OhioSummary Process

Operative Text

Ohio Rev. Code § 1923 § 1923.101
In actions under this chapter before a county court, a party demanding a jury shall first deposit money with the court sufficient to pay the jury fee.
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Plain English

Ohio Rev. Code § 1923.101 establishes a procedural requirement in eviction and related actions heard before a county court: any party who requests a jury trial must first deposit enough money with the court to cover the jury fee before the jury is convened. This rule applies equally to either side in the case — landlord or tenant — and is a condition that must be met before a jury trial proceeds. The provision does not specify the exact dollar amount, as jury fees can vary by county.

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For Property Managers

Under Ohio Rev. Code § 1923.101, a landlord who wishes to have a case under Chapter 1923 decided by a jury in county court is generally expected to deposit the applicable jury fee with the court before the jury is empaneled. Operators familiar with this requirement typically confirm the current jury fee amount with the specific county court where the action is filed. Failing to make this deposit when demanding a jury could affect whether a jury trial is granted.

General guidance for property managers — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult an attorney for advice on your case.

For Tenants

Ohio Rev. Code § 1923.101 means that tenants, like landlords, who want a jury trial in a Chapter 1923 county court proceeding must deposit the required jury fee with the court before the jury is seated. Tenants who believe this procedural requirement was not properly followed in their case may wish to raise it with the court or consult a tenant-rights organization familiar with Ohio court procedures. Understanding local county court rules about the specific fee amount is an important step for anyone considering a jury demand.

General guidance for tenants — not legal advice for your specific situation. Consult a tenant-rights organization or attorney for advice on your case.

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Mar 17, 1987
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