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State v. Evans

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  • 83 Mo. 319

Syllabus

<p>1. Dramshop Keeper : indictment : evidence. On the trial of an indictment for selling intoxicating liquor without a dramshop keeper’s license, a license as such, covering the time of the alleged sales, is a complete defense, and the State cannot show that the petition of the tax-payers, upon which the license was granted, did not contain the requisite number of signers.</p> <p>3. -: county court : collateral attack. The action of the county court in adjudging that the applicant for the license had complied with the law in reference to the same, and in issuing the license is not subject to such collateral attack.</p>

Judges: Martin

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