Legal Opinion
Wright v. Town of Huxley
Supreme Court of Iowa
Decided January 19, 1977No. 2-57214PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
LeGRAND, Justice.
This is a declaratory judgment action asking that an ordinance enacted by the town council of Huxley, Iowa, be declared unconstitutional. The trial court held part of the ordinance was valid and part void. Plaintiffs appeal from that portion of the judgment adverse to them; defendants cross-appeal. We affirm on both appeals.
The case was submitted on stipulated facts. Big Jim’s, Inc. is a corporation which holds a combination class C beer and liquor license. The corporation operates a restaurant and tavern in Huxley. Plaintiff James W. Wright was formerly the sole owner of…
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