State ex rel. Miars v. Board of Education

*219OPINION

By BARNES, J.

In the oral presentation, as well as in the brief of counsel for defendants, it is urged that there is not such a final judgment as can be reviewed on error. In support of this contention the case of Cook v Ottinger, 43 Oh St, 457 to 460 and 461, is cited. The instant case is to be distinguished from the cáse cited in that the petition was dismissed in the case at bar, whereas in the Cook case, supra, there was only judgment on the motion.

Coming now to consider the cause as presented through the petition in error, we think the law is reasonably well defined in proceedings…