29 Del. 589 | New York Court of General Session of the Peace | 1917
after stating the facts, delivered the opinion of the court:
It is conceded by the authority cited by counsel for defendant, 23 Cyc. 156, that the license may be revoked for a violation of the criminal laws.
The law of this state provides that a person of full age and good moral character may be licensed to sell intoxicating liquor. If, therefore, the court that granted the license should be convinced by competent evidence that the licensee has committed
For the reasons stated the court are clearly of the opinion that the license heretofore granted to the defendant should be revoked. It is, therefore, ordered and directed that said license be and the same is hereby revoked and made null and void.