Livingston v. State ex rel. Wright

MERRILL, Justice.

These proceedings were instituted by the state, on relation of the Solicitor of the Sixteenth Judicial Circuit, under the provisions of Title 29, § 141 et seq., Code of 1940, to abate an alleged liquor nuisance. This appeal is from a decree making permanent a temporary injunction, which was granted on the filing of the bill, and ordering a padlocking of the premises known as Livingston’s garage.

The evidence was taken ore tenus by the court; no findings of fact are included in the decree rendered.

The competent evidence for the state was to the effect that the appellant was in…