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Ohio appeals court rejects man's challenge to $23,161 share of property sale

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An Ohio appeals court has dismissed a challenge brought by Randall Petersen over his share of the proceeds from a jointly owned property sale. The sale proceeds were split, with Petersen receiving $23,161 of the total. Petersen contended that the lower court did not properly consider the mortgage payments and other contributions he had made. The appeals court ruled that the appeal could not proceed because Petersen had not secured a stay of the payout before the money was distributed.

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