Legal Opinion
Masters v. Kansas City
Missouri Court of Appeals
Decided October 1, 1956No. 22435PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the Court
BROADDUS, Judge.
This is an appeal by defendants Kansas City, Missouri, and Bernard Brannon, Chief of Police of said city, from a judgment declaring a certain ordinance of Kansas City void and unenforceable.
The plaintiff, John Masters, is the owner of pinball machines which he has placed in restaurants, taverns and other places of business, in Kansas City.- ■ ■
The ordinance here involved reads as follows:
Section 11-18.1. . ‘“Any coin operated machine, or.- device, .which is capable of being played, used, or op■erated a single' time by the. insertion therein of more than,one coin, disc, or…
2Cases cited13 opinions
- State v. WaiteSupreme Court of Kansas · 1942
- State v. One Bally Coney Island No. 21011 Gaming TableSupreme Court of Kansas · 1953
- City of St. Louis v. DreisoernerSupreme Court of Missouri · 1912
- City of St. Louis v. Edward Heitzeberg Packing & Provision Co.Supreme Court of Missouri · 1897
- Gayer v. WhelanCalifornia Court of Appeal · 1943
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3Cited by1 opinion
- In re an Omega Brand: Double Up Queens or Better, Five Card Draw, Electronic Poker Machine, Serial No. 5265Missouri Court of Appeals · 1984