Blakeslee v. Brennan

The plaintiff appeals from a suspension of his permit by the Liquor Control Commission on April 26, 1940, after hearing had on the previous day. It is said that the suspension was unreasonable and arbitrary and there was no material or competent testimony present bearing upon any violation of the Liquor Control Act.

It is conceded that this court has no power in the premises unless the action of the commission was unreasonable, illegal or arbitrary.

It appears that one Katherine Singleton was an employee of the plaintiff. On February 25, 1940, which was on a Sunday, the evidence discloses that…