Thompson v. Koch
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 67 — APPEAL, TO CIRCUIT COURT — APPEAL EROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT. 1. As the case at bar does'not come within any of the exceptions provided in the statute, the appeal to this court lies.
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Case 67 — APPEAL, TO CIRCUIT COURT — APPEAL EROM JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT. 1. As the case at bar does'not come within any of the exceptions provided in the statute, the appeal to this court lies. (Section 2 of chapter 221, Acts 1891-92-93; Doherty v. Commonwealth, 14 B. Mon., 239; Tracy v. Elizabethtown, &c., R. Co., 78 Ky.; 309.) 2. The appeal granted to the appellee Koch from the judgment of the licensing board was not authorized by the statute, and the judgment thereon was erroneous, if not void. The only appeal provided for is in case of the revocation of a license after property rights…
1Opinion of the CourtChief Justice Pryor
Under the provisions of the statute for the government of cities of the first class, in reference to the retailing of spirituous liquor, it is provided: “The judge of the city court, the chairman of the board of public safety and the president of the commissioners of the sinking fund shall constitute the license board. The judge of the city court shall be the chairman. and the secretary of the sinking fund shall be ex-officio-secretary.” (Sec. 3030, Ky. Statutes.)
*402Section 3031 defines the manner in which the application for a license shall be made, and the qualifications of the ap-jfiicant.
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