Camp's Appeal From County Commissioners
Supreme Court of Connecticut
Appeal from a decision of the County Commissioners of New Haven County granting a liquor license to Sarah J. Knapp, taken by a remonstrating taxpayer to, and tried by, the Superior Court in New Haven County, Gager, J.; facts found and judgment rendered confirming the action of said commissioners, and appeal by the taxpayer.
1Opinion of the CourtHall, J.
In October, 1906, Sarah J. Knapp applied to the county commissioners of New Haven county for a license to sell liquor in a building known as the “Wilkes House ” in the city of Waterbury. Six persons, including the appellant, remonstrated against the granting of such application, upon the ground that the place designated therein was unsuitable, and were heard before the county commissioners. From the decision of the commissioners, granting the license, the appellant appealed to the Superior Court, assigning as reasons of such appeal that the place named was an unsuitable one for the sale of…
2Cited by1 opinion
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