· 3/7/1972
Granite State Grocers Ass'n v. State Liquor Commission
Citations
- 112 N.H. 62
- 289 A.2d 399
- 1972 N.H. LEXIS 143
How courts have described this case
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- observing that at least twenty states, plus New Hampshire, restrict the number of alcoholic beverage permits that may be held by a single person or group
- upholding prohibition against any person holding more than two “off-sale” beverage permits against equal protection challenge under New Hampshire constitution
- dismissing the claim that alcohol is \an economic commodity similar to cabbages and candlesticks” and noting that the state considered alcohol to be \a thing apart, a commodity with a potential for social harm unlike [other goods]”
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Judges: Kenison
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