Tomlin v. City of Cape May
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On certiorari.
1Opinion of the Court
•The opinion of the court was delivered by
Lippincott, J.
The writ of certiorari in this case removes into this court for review the second and third sections of an ordinance of the city of Cape May entitled, “An ordinance establishing and regulating hack and market stands in the city of Cape May, New Jersey.”
Section 1 of this ordinance- designates the places in the public streets of the city where carriages or vehicles to be used as public hacks for the conveyances of passengers, shall take their stand.
This section of the ordinance is only incidentally involved in the determination of this…
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