City of New Orleans v. Smythe
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from First Recorder’s Court of City of New Orleans; John Joseph Fogarty, Judge. Charles Smythe was convicted of setting up a barroom without a permit, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLand, J.
Defendant was charged on affidavit in the first recorder’s court of the city of New Orleans with violating Ordinance No. 12,636, C. S., relative to setting up and establishing a barroom without a permit from- the city council.
The defendant demurred to the affidavit and charge on the ground that said ordinance is “unconstitutional, illegal, null and void, and in violation of articles 2 and 181 of the Constitution of the state of Louisiana, and that said ordinance is arbitrary, discriminatory, and unjust, and deprives appearer of liberty and property without the process of law.” This demurrer…
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