Local Rule Supplemental Rule E.4: Appraisement and Appraisers
N.D. Ohio — Civil rule
Supplemental Rule E.4 Appraisement and Appraisers Orders for the appraisement of property under arrest or attachment at the suit of a private party may be entered as of course by the Clerk, at the instance of any party interested or upon the consent of the attorneys for the respective parties. Only one appraiser is to be appointed, unless otherwise ordered; and, if the respective parties do not agree in writing upon the appraiser to be appointed, the Court shall forthwith name an appraiser.
Appraisers, before executing their trust, shall be sworn or affirmed to its faithful discharge before the Clerk or the Clerk's deputy and shall give three (3) days' notice of the time and place of making the appraisement, by notifying the attorneys in the cause and by affixing the notice in a conspicuous place, where the Marshal usually affixes notices, to the end that all persons concerned may be informed thereof. The appraisement, when made, shall be returned to the Clerk's Office.
Last revised 4/7/97. See Historical Notes for full revision history.