Mazanec v. Flannery
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice McKinney
By the hill filed pursuant to the Uniform Declaratory Judgments Act, sections 8835-8847 of the Code, complainant assails the constitutionality of Chapter 210', Public Acts of 1939.
Complainant is a farmer residing in Sumner County engaged in raising- and marketing strawberries. The defendants are C. C. Flannery, Commissioner of Agriculture, and Boy IT. Beeler, Attorney-General of the State.
The title of the Act involved is as follows:
“A Bill to be entitled An Act to suppress unfit and fraudulent practices in the grading and marketing of strawberries grown and packed in the State of Tennessee;…
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