Sumara v. Liquor Control Commission

The defendant liquor control commission, after notice and a hearing held June 18, 1970, found that the plaintiff had violated two conditions of holding a liquor permit and suspended his permit for a period of thirty days on each charge. The suspensions were to run concurrently. The first charge alleged violation of § 30-6-A24 of the commission’s regulations, in that the plaintiff permitted “a disturbance, brawl, unlawful conduct upon the permit premises” and permitted the premises “to be conducted in such a manner as to constitute a nuisance.” The second charge concerned the plaintiff’s…