Bauer v. State Game, Forestation & Parks Commission
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Paine, j.
The legislature of 1939 enacted a law for a game refuge on the Platte river, and both sides thereof, from the west boundary line of Dodge and Saunders counties as far east as the Venice bridge near Yutan, and making it unlawful to hunt therein. Plaintiff filed petition in equity, asking that said law be declared unconstitutional and void, and that the State Game, Forestation and Parks Commission be enjoined from carrying out its provisions. Demurrer of defendants was sustained, and plaintiffs refusing to plead further, their petition was dismissed, from which ruling plaintiffs appeal.
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