Galloway v. Strauss

Citations

• 67 Fla. 426
• 65 So. 588

Syllabus

<p>1. The statutory provision requiring a license “for each place of business and each bar or place where liquor is, sold to customers,” should be construed in tlie light of the recognized policy of this State to keep the different races of persons from commingling in public places.</p> <p>2. Where a place kept for the sale of liquors is so arranged that in entering the place and when being served the members of one race are separated by a partition from the members of the other race, but the arrangement is such that in good faith and for all practical purposes, the same bar tender may serve members of each race from the same single general bar or place where liquor is sold to customers, only one license is required.</p>