Driverless Car Co. v. Armstrong

The Driverless Car Company, and five other corporations engaged in the business of renting driverless cars, sought to restrain the secretary of state from enforcing against them subdivision (c) of section 29, subdivision (c) of section 31, and section 103, chapter 122, Session Laws of 1931. To secure a reversal of the judgment dismissing’ their suit, they prosecute this proceeding, contending that those portions of the Motor Vehicle Act are unconstitutional.

Section 27 of the act requires motor vehicles, with certain exceptions, to be registered, and forbids the operation of unregistered motor…