Wright v. Wiles

Complainants, who are engaged in the photographic and photo-finishing business, brought this bill attacking the constitutionality of Chapter 253 of the ¡Public Acts of Tennessee of 1937, which creates a Board of Photographic Examiners, with the power to examine and license photographers, and thus limit and regulate the conduct of this business.

The Act is assailed on various grounds alleged to be in conflict with different sections of the Constitution, it being insisted that it is arbitrary and unreasonable class legislation, discriminatory in its effect and placing unreasonable and…