39 Iowa 668 | Iowa | 1874
In this case, the plaintiff makes no claim that he had obtained such permission to sell, but he claims the right to sell simply because he is a manufacturer. The statute, however, as above quoted, in effect says that no person shall sell intoxicating liquors until he first obtains permission. It therefore denies the right of a manufacturer to sell until he shall first obtain the permission in the manner specified. But it is argued that the right to manufacture necessarily carries with it the right to sell, since the latter is necessary in order to make the former of any effect — that without the right to
Aeeirmed.