Ohio Code § 5309.83

§ 5309.83.

Any person feeling himself aggrieved by the action, finding, or decision of the county

recorder, or by his refusal to act, in any matter pertaining to the first registration

of land, or any subsequent transfer, or charge, lien, interest, or estate in or upon

such land, or by the recorder's filing, failing, neglecting, or refusing to file any

instrument, or entering or canceling or failing, neglecting, or refusing to enter

or cancel any memorial or notation, or by his wrongfully doing, or by his failing,

neglecting, or refusing to do any other thing required of him by sections 5309.02 to 5310.21, inclusive, of the Revised Code , may, within three days thereafter, file with the recorder a written notice of intention

to appeal, and shall, within ten days thereafter, file in the court of common pleas

a petition setting forth the matter complained of and making the recorder and other

persons whose interest may be affected, parties defendant, who shall be notified by

summons or other process as provided by law in civil actions, or by registered mail

and other process as provided in cases of original registration.  Such person shall also file with his petition a bond with sureties to the approval

of the clerk of the court of common pleas in such sum as may be fixed by a judge of

said court or of the probate court conditioned for the due prosecution of such proceeding

and payment of all costs and of all damages which any person in interest may suffer

if the judgment of the court should be against the appellant.  The recorder shall forthwith after the filing of such bond, file with such clerk

a statement or transcript of the things the recorder has done in the matter complained

of in the petition.  The court shall proceed therein as in other cases and make such order or decree

as is according to law and equity in the premises and sections 5309.02 to 5310.21, inclusive of the Revised Code .  The clerk of the court making such order shall under the seal of the court, make

and deliver a certified copy thereof to the recorder who shall file and make entry

of such order and other wise act in pursuance of and according to the terms of such

order.  Such order shall be final.