Rawson v. Department of Licenses
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
Prior to June 19, 1940, Fred P. Rawson, the petitioner herein, was licensed as an automobile operator in the state of Washington. On the date re ferred to, Mr. Rawson’s operator’s license was revoked by the department of licenses, pursuant to the provisions of chapter 158, p. 459, Laws of 1939, known as the uniform motor vehicle safety responsibility act. Section 9 of this act (Rem. Rev. Stat. (Sup.), Vol. 7A, § 6600-109 [P. C. §245-9]) reads as follows:
“The motor vehicle operator’s license and all of the registration certificates of any person shall (except as provided iri section 12) be…
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