Richards Furniture Corp. v. Board of County Commissioners

We, heretofore, decided this case by a per curiam order. We now state our reasons for the decision.

The appellant challenges the validity of an Act of the General Assembly, set forth below. It has literally “thrown the book” at the Act. It states nine separate questions to be answered, with the eighth subdivided into three questions and the ninth into six. In the early case of Anderson v. Baker, 23 Md. 531, which dealt with constitutional questions, the opinion occupies ninety-eight pages of the reports. The questions here posed present, we think, no serious difficulty; hence this opinión…