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R.I. Perkins Horse Shoe Co. v. Dwyer

Supreme Court of Rhode Island
May 28, 1896
19 R.I. 488 (R.I. 1896)

Opinion

Miscellaneous Petitions, No. 2402.

May 28, 1896

JURISDICTION OF LICENSE COMMISSIONERS TO GRANT LIQUOR LICENSE; GEN. LAWS CAP. 102, § 2.

Edwards Angell, for petitioner.

Charles E. Gorman, for respondents.


RESCRIPT.

The testimony shows that the petitioners are the owners and occupants of a greater part of the land situated within two hundred feet of the building for the sale in which of pure, spirituous, intoxicating and malt liquors, application for a license was made; and the record shows that a remonstrance signed by the petitioners was presented to the respondents, who are the Board of License Commissioners, before the granting of the license. They therefore had no jurisdiction to grant the license. General Laws, R.I. cap. 102, § 2.

An order may be entered to quash the proceeding.


Summaries of

R.I. Perkins Horse Shoe Co. v. Dwyer

Supreme Court of Rhode Island
May 28, 1896
19 R.I. 488 (R.I. 1896)
Case details for

R.I. Perkins Horse Shoe Co. v. Dwyer

Case Details

Full title:R.I. PERKINS HORSE SHOE CO. vs. JAMES H. DWYER et al

Court:Supreme Court of Rhode Island

Date published: May 28, 1896

Citations

19 R.I. 488 (R.I. 1896)
36 A. 1134

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