Napuche v. Liquor Control Commission

In 1950 Christó P. Napuche, plaintiff and appellee, was the holder of a clas,s “C” license and a specially designated merchant’s license issued by the Michigan liquor control commission. Under those licenses he operated a place of business known as the Bronx Cafe in the city of Detroit.

On July 17,1950, 2 Detroit police officers on routine inspection entered his place of business and there observed 2 minors consuming beer. They checked the identification of the minors to determine their age and spoke to the bartender... In due course-their ob servations were reported to the -Michigan liquor…