State v. City of Orange
Supreme Court of New Jersey
On certiorari to annul an ordinance of the common council ■of the city of Orange, entitled “An ordinance to license and regulate hawkers and peddlers,” passed and approved September 15th, 1887.
1Opinion of the Court
*390The opinion of the court was delivered by
Scudder, J.
The charter of this city, approved March-27th, 1871 (Pamph. L., p. 217, § 15), gives the common council the power, among other things, to pass ordinances to-license and regulate hawkers, peddlers, &e. The prosecutor,, a citizen of West Orange, objects to this ordinance for several reasons, formally assigned. Before considering them it will be necessary to decide a preliminary motion to dismiss the writ, because the prosecutor has no standing in court, not being a citizen of Orange nor in any way affected by the ordinance. The affidavits…
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