Hall v. Mayor of Jersey City
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Per curiam
The relator obtained from this court a rule to show cause why the respondents should not issue to him a permit to erect a gasoline station upon his premises in the city of Jersey City.
An application for a permit was first made, as is required by the ordinance of Jersey City, to the respondents, for the erection of the gasoline station.
The respondents gave notice of and held a public hearing, at which hearing adjacent property owners, by counsel, objected to the proposed service station on the ground that the street was one of Jersey City’s main arteries; that it would be dangerous to…
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