Dusinberre v. Noyes

The petitioners Dusinberre and Oaks are the owners of farms in the town of Seneca, Ontario county, a short distance outside of the city of Geneva. They produce Golden Guernsey milk. For many years previous to September 4, 1940, their milk was sold to a milk dealer in the city of Geneva. Then they decided to sell their milk in the name of Seneca Guernsey Farms, at the farm of one of them along a State road a short distance outside of the city of Geneva, to customers who would come there to purchase it. They applied for a milk dealer’s license for the year ending March 31, 1941, but it was…