Legal Opinion
Biscayne Kennel Club, Inc. v. TayLor
District Court, S.D. Florida
Decided December 31, 1927No. 177Published
1Opinion of the Court
CLAYTON, District Judge.
The essential recitals of the bill of complaint are here summarized:
*872The plaintiff owns a racing track for the purpose of affording amusement and sport to its patrons who enjoy the racing of dogs, which contest with each other, in chasing a metal rabbit propelled by electric or gasoline power. Its plant and equipment are of great value, and the business of racing, it is claimed, will be remunerative to the plaintiff.
The plaintiff intends to inaugurate on January 1, 1928, a dog racing meeting at its plant in Dade county, Florida, and alleges that it will not engagfe in…
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- State v. OldhamSupreme Court of Missouri · 1906
- McQuesten v. SteinmetzSupreme Court of New Hampshire · 1904