Hanson v. Romeo Village Council

Plaintiffs, owners of the only hotel in the village of Romeo, filed their bill of complaint praying (1) that defendant Quick, a tavern owner, be restrained from selling spirits other than beer and wine for consumption on the premises under a class “C” license; (2) that the resolution of the defendant village council, approving Quick’s license therefor, be declared invalid and the council enjoined from hereafter approving such license for Quick; and (3) that it be determined that plaintiffs are entitled to approval of their application for a class “B” hotel license for such sale of spirits.…