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· 7/1/1901

State ex rel. Martin v. State Board of Pharmacy

Citations

  • 105 La. 535

Syllabus

<p>Syllabus.</p> <p>The establishment by the Board of Pharmacists of a domicile in the city of New Orleans was a competent exercise of implied power, necessary to the enjoyment of the powers expressly conferred upon said Board by Act No. 66 of 1888, and to the accomplishment of the object for which said Board was created ; and this proceeding, brought in the District Court for the parish of Acadia, and based upon citation served upon the president of defendant Board in the parish of Iberville, was properly dismissed for want of jurisdiction ratlcvc personae.</p>

Judges: Monroe

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