Legal Opinion
Texas State Board of Pharmacy v. Baker
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided December 14, 1951No. 2909Published
1Per curiam
Roy A. Baker, who has always been a citizen of Texas and is not a graduate of a school of pharmacy, passed an examination conducted by the Board of Pharmacy of. New Mexico and was granted, and now-holds, a valid license authorizing him -to practice pharmacy in New Mexico. He made a proper application to the Texas State Board of Pharmacy, for a license, 'by-reciprocity, to practice pharmacy in Texas. ’ The license was denied solely because he was not a graduate of a school of pharmacy and the New Mexico Board of Pharmacy did not require that those taking its examination be graduates of a…
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