Lamb v. Smith
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
In this suit in equity Oscar F. Smith, III, sought to restrain C. F. Lamb, Acting Commissioner of Motor Vehicles, from enforcing an order entered on February 3, 1953, which revoked for sixty days Smith’s license to operate a motor vehicle. The relief prayed for was awarded, and we granted the Acting Commissioner an appeal.
■The order of revocation was entered pursuant to the provisions of section 46-416.1, 1952 Supplement, Code of 1950, Acts 1952, ch. 666, p. 1117, because abstracts of conviction showed that Smith had been convicted of two offenses committed within twelve months of operating a…
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