Legal Opinion
State v. United Parking Stations, Inc.
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Decided November 16, 1951No. 35,542PublishedCited by 10 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Christianson, Justice.
Appeal from a judgment of conviction for violation of a municipal ordinance regulating open air motor vehicle parking lots in the city of Minneapolis.
Defendant corporation is the duly licensed proprietor of a parking lot at 18-20 North Sixth street in Minneapolis. It is charged with the violation of Minneapolis City Charter and Ordinances 1949 (Perm, ed.) c. 33:59, § 4, which provides in part as follows:
“Every licensee under the terms of this ordinance shall maintain suitable signs on the premises used by him as a parking lot. Said signs shall show the name and telephone…
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