Dzencol v. Liquor Control Commission

In 1937 the- appellant was granted a license to sell intoxicating liquor at his place of business known as the Cass Bar in Detroit, renewed annually thereafter until 1946 at which time he-was cited before the eommision for violation of the liquor control act. It was charged that he was not the sole owner but that he had a partner, although he had represented himself as sole owner in obtaining the subsequent license renewals. At the hearing before the entire commission, plaintiff’s license was revoked. On appeal in the nature of certiorari, on March 31, 1947, the order of revocation was…