Department of State v. Kroger Grocery & Baking Co.

The appellee sought and obtained from the Superior Court of Marion County, Room No. 2, a declaratory judgment to the effect that certain described vitamin tablets which the appellee was engaged in selling at retail in its grocery stores were accessory food factors and did not contain any chemical, drug, or medicine which was poisonous; and'that the sale of such tablets by the appellee was not subject to the provisions of the Acts of 1899, Chapter 108, as amended, or Acts of 1927, Chapter 40, §§ 63-1101 to 63-1212, Burns’ 1933, §§ 13275 to 13307, Baldwin’s 1934. Said acts regulate the sale of…