State ex rel. Clark v. Krouse

Appellant contends that the Conrt of Appeals erred in failing to grant a writ of mandamus ordering the reinstatement of permanent and total disability compensation as of the date of its termination or, in the alternative, as of 1959, the date that E. C. 4123.58 was amended to grant appellant his right to receive the benefits without regard to his rehabilitation and reemployment.1

This conrt has stated on numerous occasions that man-damns is an extraordinary legal remedy and the issuance of the writ depends upon the showing of a clear legal right thereto. State, ex rel. Croft, v. Janis (1970),…