syllabus rule

syllabus rule
The rule that the syllabus of a decision, as printed in the cases contained in the state reports, alone constitutes the law of the case. Walsh v E. G. Shinner & Co. (CA3 Del) 20 F2d 586. Such rule is established in Ohio as a rule of court applicable to the decisions of the Supreme Court of Ohio, Baltimore & O. R. Co. v Baileeie, 112 Ohio, St 567, 148 NE 233.

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