Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Supreme Court of the State of Kansas. Published Under Authority of Law by Direction of the Supreme Court of Kansas, Том 70Kansas. Supreme Court, Elliot V. Banks, William Craw Webb, Asa Maxson Fitz Randolph, Gasper Christopher Clemens, Thomas Emmet Dewey, Llewellyn James Graham, Oscar Leopold Moore, Earl Hilton Hatcher, Howard Franklin McCue Kansas State printing plant, 1906 |
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... statute gives to probate judges an arbitrary and unrestrained authority to refuse permits for such purposes ; that the vesting of such power in probate judges renders the statute void , and hence that no one can be punished for selling ...
... statute gives to probate judges an arbitrary and unrestrained authority to refuse permits for such purposes ; that the vesting of such power in probate judges renders the statute void , and hence that no one can be punished for selling ...
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... statutes of this state in the probate judge over the subject of granting and refusing permits to sell intoxicating liquors ... statute of this state authorizing an appeal and a proceeding in error from the action of the probate judge in ...
... statutes of this state in the probate judge over the subject of granting and refusing permits to sell intoxicating liquors ... statute of this state authorizing an appeal and a proceeding in error from the action of the probate judge in ...
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... statute for an appeal is of no effect because no method for taking an appeal is prescribed ; that the provision for ... statutes assailed because the record does not show that he has suffered anything on ac- count of the claimed ...
... statute for an appeal is of no effect because no method for taking an appeal is prescribed ; that the provision for ... statutes assailed because the record does not show that he has suffered anything on ac- count of the claimed ...
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... statute is void because it delegates a power which under the section of the bill of rights quoted can be exercised ... statutes quoted , immediately confronts the court . The commodity in controversy is intoxicating liquor . It is not ...
... statute is void because it delegates a power which under the section of the bill of rights quoted can be exercised ... statutes quoted , immediately confronts the court . The commodity in controversy is intoxicating liquor . It is not ...
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... statute of Massachusetts is aimed is an offense against society ; and the states are as competent to protect their people against such offenses or wrongs as they are to protect them against crimes or wrongs of more serious character ...
... statute of Massachusetts is aimed is an offense against society ; and the states are as competent to protect their people against such offenses or wrongs as they are to protect them against crimes or wrongs of more serious character ...
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