Solof v. City of Chattanooga
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Plaintiff in error was convicted in the City Court of Chattanooga of violating the pawnbrokers' ordinance which prohibits the operation of a pawnshop before eight o'clock, A.M. He appealed to the Criminal Court, where the case was tried denovo, and was there convicted and fined $15 for the offense. He has appealed to this Court and assigned errors. It will be unnecessary for us to consider all these assignments. The defendant testified in his own behalf and admitted violating the ordinance. The assignments therefore relating to the weight of the evidence are without merit. The further…
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