Holloway v. Brown
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCelebrezze, C. J.
Pursuant to Cincinnati Municipal Code Chapter 821, no person can solicit for a charitable person (organization) unless the charitable person is registered with the Charitable Solicitations Commission. There are some exceptions to this rule.
Under Section 821-5 (a) of the ordinance, if the solicitor is a member or officer of the organization and solicits voluntarily and without remuneration, among the normal constituency or supporters of the organization, no registration is required. Under Section 821-5(b), “[if] the solicitation is in the form of collection or contribution at a regular…
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