Mackay, Lovell & Co. v. Dillon

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• vendor's \premises\ could not be defined as an area over which vendor had no control or which was open to the public and not merely for the accommodation of vendor's customers
• vendor’s “premises” could not be defined as an area over which vendor had no control or which was open to the public and not merely for the accommodation of vendor’s customers
• one who merely prepares a sandwich for consumption without offering any facilities for its consumption on the premises and with intent that it be consumed elsewhere has not “served” a meal within the meaning of retail sales tax act
• one who merely prepares a sandwich for consumption without offering any facilities for its consumption on the premises and with intent that it be consumed elsewhere has not \served\ a meal within the meaning of retail sales tax act

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