Ladt v. Arnold

LESTER, Judge.

Appellants sought to dispose of a liquor license, claiming ownership thereof, and they appeal from the issuance of a permanent mandatory injunction requiring them to convey any interest they may have in the permit to appellee. Under existing statutes, we are confronted with a case of first impression.

In 1972, appellee’s wife, Norma Arnold, and her brother, Douglas Bradley, owned the premises known as 137 West Vine Street, Lexington, which had been remodeled for the purpose of leasing as a restaurant and cocktail lounge. Not having a liquor-by-the-drink license to accomplish the…