Legal Opinion
Co-Operative Dairymen of Fraser, New York, Inc. v. Ten Eyck
New York Supreme Court
Decided March 16, 1936PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtMcN aught, J.
The complaint in substance alleges that plaintiff is a membership corporation engaged in selling the milk of its members; that there was duly issued to plaintiff by defendant a milk dealer’s license; that certain orders with specified numbers were issued by defendant and his predecessor, the Milk Control Board, prescribing conditions under which, and prices at which, plaintiff was obliged to sell the milk of its members; that defendant, by reason of alleged violations of said orders, threatens to cancel the *728plaintiff’s license as a milk dealer, and to that end caused to be served a notice of…
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