Fox v. Liquor Control Commission

Prior to March, 1946, George T. Pox had a class 0 license under which he obtained the right to operate a bar in the city of Detroit. On or shortly after March 6, 1946, he received a letter or notification from the Michigan liquor control commission which contained the following: “We are in receipt of a violation report which alleges that a license was obtained by you and in your name for the use and benefit of Steve Kafkas, whose name did not appear on the license. This is in violation of your contract with this commission.” -In the same letter he was notified to appear at a specified time…