Blyler's License

Citations

• 44 Pa. Super. 572
• 1910 Pa. Super. LEXIS 222

Syllabus

<p>Liquor law — Revocation—Practice, Q. S. — Action of the court.</p> <p>Where a decree revoking a liquor license purports on its face to have • been made by the court of quarter sessions with the concurrence of the president judge and two associate judges, and the record as made up shows a hearing of testimony by the three judges and argument of counsel, and no objection is made at the time that the court was not properly sitting, it cannot be subsequently objected that the decree was the mere act of the judges in vacation, and not the act of the court of quarter sessions itself. Such a decree cannot be set aside by the two associate judges at a subsequent day on a hearing without testimony or petitions in favor of the respondent. Petitions by stranger to the record are not sufficient.</p>