Cox v. Oklahoma Tax Commission

J. M. Cox appeals from an order of the Oklahoma Tax Commission refusing his application for an “off premises” retail beer dealer’s license. The record consists entirely of his testimony and various written instruments and a map or plat of the premises and surrounding locality. The commission gave no reason for the re fusal of the application. Here, it is argued by Cox that he met all of the personal, business, and statutory tests that are conditioned for the granting of such a license, and asserts that his application was denied arbitrarily and by erroneously judging his rights by the…