City of Pineville v. Meeks
Court of Appeals of Kentucky (pre-1976)
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Creal, Commissioner
Affirming.
Charles L. Meeks, trading and doing business as “Here Comes Meeks,” has been convicted in the police court of Pineville, a city of the fourth class, of the offense of operating a motortruck for hire without a permit as required by ordinance of the city. Upon appeal to the circuit court it was held that the city ordinance in question is invalid in that it is in violation of the provisions of chaper 104, Acts of the General Assembly of 1932; and judgment was entered sustaining a demurrer to the warrant and dismissing same, and the city is…
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