McCarroll, Commissioner of Revenues v. Farrar

The question presented for decision in this case is whether Act 310 of the Acts of of 1939, commonly referred to as the Nyberg Act, is a law, notwithstanding the fact that, when placed upon its final passage in the Senate, it did not receive the vote required by the 'Constitution to enact it, unless the vote of Senator G-utensohn, who voted for its passage, is counted. The suit was brought by appellee, a retail liquor dealer, and was suggested by and is based upon the opinion of this court in the recent case of Matthews v. Bailey, 198 Ark. 703, 130 S. W. 2d 1006.

One of the questions presented…