Templar v. State Board of Examiners
Michigan Supreme Court
Mandamus by Arthur G. Templar to compel the State board of examiners of (barbers to permit him to take the examination provided for by law.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomery, J.
Act No. 212 of the Public Acts of 1899 provides for the examination and licensing of barbers. Section 5 provides for the examination of an applicant concerning his ability to prepare and fit for use tools and utensils used by barbers, including the proper antiseptic treatment of razors, etc., and the nature and effect of eruptive and other diseases of the skin and scalp, and whether the same are infectious or communicable, and provides that no person so examined shall receive a certificate of the said board unless he shall appear to be skilled in the use of barbers’ tools, and possessed of…
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