Ohio § 1703.25 Action to recover fees paid under protest

Ohio Statutes

§ 1703.25 — Action to recover fees paid under protest

Ohio § 1703.25

Title 17Corporations-Partnerships

Ch. 1703Foreign Corporations

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Ohio Rev. Code Ann. § 1703.25 (2026).

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If any fees required to be paid under sections1703.01to1703.31, inclusive, of the Revised Code, are paid under protest, if an action to recover such fees would lie against the secretary of state while they were held by him, and if such fees are paid into the state treasury in compliance with section111.18of the Revised Code, then actions to recover such fees shall be brought against the state and not against the secretary of state. For such purposes permission is hereby given to bring and maintain actions against the state to the extent that such actions might be brought and maintained against the secretary of state if the fees were held by him.  Service of process in such actions shall be made on the attorney general, who shall represent the state.

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If any fees required to be paid under sections1703.01to1703.31, inclusive, of the Revised Code, are paid under protest, if an action to recover such fees would lie against the secretary of state while they were held by him, and if such fees are paid into the state treasury in compliance with section111.18of the Revised Code, then actions to recover such fees shall be brought against the state and not against the secretary of state. For such purposes permission is hereby given to bring and maintain actions against the state to the extent that such actions might be brought and maintained against the secretary of state if the fees were held by him. Service of process in such actions shall be made on the attorney general, who shall represent the state.