Prujansky v. Liquor Control Commission

Herman Prujansky, plaintiff herein, had issued to him by the Michigan liquor control commission a class 0 license on May 1, 1945. Under that license he was permitted to conduct business as the sole owner of Turk’s Music Bar in Detroit. On January 2, 1946, the commission lodged a violation charge against. Prujansky by serving him with a notice which read:

“We are in receipt of a violation report which alleges that you have made false and fraudulent statements to the Michigan liquor control commission for the purpose of inducing the commission to refrain from taking action, by representing…