Legal Opinion
Davis v. Blount County Beer Board
Tennessee Supreme Court
Decided September 14, 1981PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
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BROCK, Justice.
The plaintiff, Barbara Lynn Davis, seeks a permit for the sale of beer for off-the-premises consumption at her Pantry Food Store at Louisville in Blount County, Tennessee. The Blount County Beer Board denied her application solely upon the ground that Fred Reagan, the owner of a residential dwelling house located within 300 feet of the plaintiff’s store, objected to issuance of the permit. It is stipulated that the plaintiff met every requirement of the law for the issuance of the permit. Upon appeal, the Circuit Court affirmed the action of the Board, and plaintiff has…
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