Lockwood v. Baird

The sole question presented on this appeal is whether the complaint states facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action. In his brief plaintiff says:

“This action was brought by W. L. Lockwood, proprietor of the Lockwood Automobile Tourist Camp at Yalley City, to test the validity or applicability to his tourist camp of certain provisions of Chapter 144 of the Laws of 1929 entitled: ‘An Act providing for the inspection of hotels, lodging houses, boarding houses, and restaurants; prescribing sanitary requirements therefor; providing for licensing, payment and disposition of license fees;…