State ex rel. Jordan v. Department of Licenses
Washington Supreme Court
Application filed in the supreme court January 14, 1924, for a writ of mandamus to compel the department of licenses to issue to relator a license to practice dentistry.
1Opinion of the CourtFullerton, J.
The relator, John F. Jordan, applied to the state director of licenses for a license to practice dentistry under the act of 1923, regulating the practice of dentistry. (Laws of 1923, ch. 16, p. 24) [Bern. 1923 Sup., § 10030-1]. He failed to satisfy the director that lie possessed the qualifications to practice dentistry prescribed by the act, and a license was refused him. By this proceeding be seeks a writ of mandamus *83from this court commanding the director of licenses to issue to him such a license. In support of his application for the writ, the relator makes two principal contentions :…
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