Ohio Motor Vehicle Dealers' & Salesmen's Licensing Board v. Memphis Auto Sales

These proceedings originated before the Ohio Motor Vehicles Dealers’ and Salesmen’s Licensing Board, hereinafter referred to as the board, when the Memphis Auto Sales, a dealer licensed to sell International trucks and used cars, hereinafter referred to as the dealer, was charged on throe counts with violating the Ohio Auto Dealers’ and Salesmen’s Licensing Act. The dealer was cited to appear before the board on November 21, 1955, for a hearing on the charges. Upon hearing, the board made a finding that the dealer had violated the Act and imposed an order of suspension from business of 30…