City of Chicago v. Cuda
Illinois Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Gunn
Appellant, Charles Cuda, was found guilty in the municipal court of Chicago of five separate violations of section 19 of chapter 100 of the Municipal Code of Chicago. The substance of the charge is that the appellant delivered coal belonging to the Union League Club, purchased in Hammond, Indiana, and delivered to the place of business of the club in the city of Chicago, without obtaining a weight certificate, as required by said ordinance. The court has certified that the validity of an ordinance is involved, and that the public interest requires it to be passed upon by this court. Appellant…
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