Pa. Tavern Ass'n v. Com., Liq. Control Bd.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
1ConcurrenceRoberts, Justice
I agree that the order of the Commonwealth Court should be reversed, but cannot accept the reasons set forth by the majority. I do not agree with the majority that appellees have an adequate remedy at law. In my view the action should be dismissed because appellees lack standing.
In 1972 the Liquor Control Board (Board) determined that the franchise agreements between appellants, three Lancaster County beer distributors, and their common management and consulting firm, also an appellant, violated the Pennsylvania Liquor Code.1 The Board im*573posed sanctions suspending appellants’ respective…
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