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59 Misc. 367

In re Clement

New York Supreme Court

Decided May 15, 1908

New York Supreme Court · decided 1908-05-15

<p>Intoxicating liquors — Revocation or forfeiture of license — Proceedings to annul certificate — Time for instituting proceedings.</p> <p>It is not necessarily an answer to a proceeding under the Liquor Tax Law by the State Commissioner of Excise to revoke and cancel a liquor tax certificate that it was begun more than thirty days after the holder surrendered such certificate for cancellation.</p>

Decided 1908-05-15

Foote, J.

¶1The preliminary objection by the defendant, that this proceeding cannot be maintained because begun more than thirty days after the surrender by the defendant of his liquor tax certificate for cancellation, is overruled; and the trial of the issues raised by the defendant’s answer is ordered to be had at a Special Term appointed to be held at the court-house in the city of Rochester, FT. Y., on Saturday, February 1, 190-8, at 11 o’clock in the forenoon.

¶2Ordered accordingly.

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