Robinson v. City of Dallas

McClendon, justice.

Nathan Robinson sued the City of Dallas to enjoin it from canceling a liquor package store permit the city had issued to him, and for a judgment declaratory of his rights under the City’s Ordinance No. 3373, prohibiting permits to establishments within 300 feet of a church, and prescribing the method for measuring the 300 feet. The trial was to the court upon an agreed statement of facts, and the judgment was in favor of the city. Robinson has appealed.

Robinson’s brief states that the sole issue for determination is the correct method of measurement under the ordinance, the…