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· 7/8/1970

Texas Liquor Control Board v. Attic Club, Inc.

Citations

  • 457 S.W.2d 41
  • 13 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 444
  • 1970 Tex. LEXIS 305

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that statutes are presumed constitutional and that agency rules should be reviewed under the same principles as statutes
  • \A rule or order promulgated by an administrative agency acting within its delegated authority should be considered under the same principles as if it were the act of the legislature.\
  • “A rule or order promulgated by an administrative agency acting within its delegated authority should be considered under the same principles as if it were the act of the legislature.”
  • \A rule or order promulgated by an administrative agency acting within its delegated authority should be considered under the same principles as if it were the act of the Legislature.\
  • “A rule or order promulgated by an administrative agency acting within its delegated authority should be considered under the same principles as if it were the act of the Legislature.”

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Judges: Steakley

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