Fisher v. State
Citations
- 55 Fla. 17
Syllabus
<p>1. In the trial of persons charged with selling liquors contrary to law, proof of the delivery of whiskey to a person by the defendant and the receipt of money therefor by him is prima facie evidence of the ownership of said whiskey by the defendant, and easts upon him the burden of rebutting the legal presumption.</p> <p>2. The evidence examined and found sufficient to support a verdict of guilty of the offense of engaging in and carrying on the business of a dealer in liquors in a county which had voted against the sale of said liquors.</p>
Judges: Parkhill
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