Halverstadt v. Berger

Ames, C.

A village board overruled a remonstrance to a petition for a license to sell intoxicating liquors and granted the license. The remonstrators appealed to the district court, by whom the action of the board was approved and affirmed, and from this order an appeal was taken to this court, where it is objected that the proceeding is not reviewable by appeal. The question has never been decided here, but it was mentioned and a doubt expressed about it in Livingston v. Corey, 33 Neb. 366. There is no especial provision by statute for the review of such orders in this court, but by section…