Lord v. Delaware Liquor Commission
New York Court of General Session of the Peace
1Opinion of the Court
Rodney, J.,
delivering the opinion of the Court:
I have included in the statement of facts some mention of the proceedings under the application for a license expiring June 30, 1940, because of my uncertainty as to whether the record of the oral hearing of June 20th had relevancy solely to the former application or whether such record also applied to the later application for the year 1941. The hearing was ostensibly held pursuant to Chapter 188, Vol. 42, Laws of Delaware, which requires a hearing when a protest against the granting of the license has been received, signed by ten property…
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