In State ex rel. Gordon v. Indus. Comm. (1992), 63 Ohio St. 3d 469, 588 N.E.2d 852, the court stated that the commission may be found to have abused its discretion where it fails to exercise continuing jurisdiction within a reasonable period of time. In that particular case, the BWC failed to appeal a commission order setting an overpayment amount not once, but twice, and then filed a motion to vacate the order approximately four years after its issuance. Further, in Gordon, the claimant was in the process of repaying a certain amount of TTD compensation which the commission determined had been overpaid to him. The BWC requested the commission exercise its continuing jurisdiction in an effort to increase the amount of compensation the claimant would have to repay. The court noted that the record contained at least six different calculations concerning the overpayment and found that the BWC could not demonstrate a clear mistake of fact. Further, the court pointed out that the BWC had failed to appeal from two separate orders determining the overpayment and that the four-year delay was unreasonable.