Sullivan v. Johnson

Bell, Justice.

We do not deem it necessary to pass upon every question presented by the assignments of error in this case. The plaintiff, as an electrical engineer, applied to the defendant for a permit to do specified electrical work. The permit was refused because the defendant had not stood an examination for license as master electrician, as required by an ordinance of the city, and such ground of refusal seems to be the only matter in which the plaintiff is now concerned. Accordingly, only those provisions of the ordinance relating to examination are proper matters for consideration in…