41 F.2d 854 | D. Conn. | 1930
The parties appeared on February 3,. 1930, on a motion by the petitioner for an.
That portion of the said section which reads: “The enforcement or execution of an order made by an administrative board or commission acting under and pursuant to- the statutes of such State,” is not applicable. Sections 6476 and 6477 of the General Statutes of Connecticut make no provisions for the issuance of any order; neither are the respondents Hart and MeCue, as police officers, and Woods, as prosecuting attorney for the city court of Now Britain, severally or collectively, an administrative board or commission, as contemplated by section 266.
In so far as the present motion is concerned, the only ground upon which I would be justified in organizing a statutory court would be that the petitioner attack the constitutionality of; one or other of the gaming statutes under which the respondents might act.
Let- the parties appear and be heard on the motion for an interlocutory injunction February 20, 1930, at 10:30 o’clock in the forenoon, at Hartford. So ordered.