Legal Opinion
Bryson v. Board of Funeral Service Practitioners
Superior Court of Delaware
Decided May 2, 1979PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
TEASE, Judge.
This is a suit for mandamus to compel the respondent Board of Funeral Service Practitioners to administer a practical examination to the petitioner Bryson as directed by a special law of the 128th Delaware General Assembly, H.B. 1280.
Bryson registered as an apprentice undertaker with the Board on May 30, 1954, and 24 Del.C. § 3110 required, at that time, that a certificate could not be issued unless the applicant was “a graduate from a regular recognized college of embalming, whose course of instruction is not less than six months” (among other requirements not in issue…
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