Bradley v. Texas Liquor Control Board

BLAIR, Justice.

This proceeding arose as a statutory appeal by appellant, J. F. Bradley, from an order of appellee, Texas Liquor Control Board, canceling his medicinal permit or license to sell liquor on a physician’s prescription for medicinal purposes; the board having after notice and hearing canceled the permit or license because appellant’s agent or employee sold liquor without a physician’s prescription, in violation of section 15 (n) of article 1, Acts 44th Leg. 2d C.S., 1935, p. 1795, c. 467 (article 666 — 15 (n), Vernon’s Ann.P.C.), which provides, among other things, that “if any…