Smith v. Elliott
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
The incipiency of this case was before the Board of Tax Appeals. Plaintiff therein sought to have revoked permits issued to defendant authorizing him to sell by retail, during the year 1946, intoxicating liquors. Under said permits defendant opened up and operated a place of business on the Sterlington Highway in Ouachita Parish, known as "Elliott's Bar and Night Club." As a basis of the action to revoke, plaintiff alleged that many disturbances of the peace and violations of Acts Nos. 190 and 384 of 1946 occurred on and about the premises of said bar and night club, since it first begain…
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