Allen Learning Center v. Office of Child Development

Supreme Court of Vermont

Allen Learning Center v. Office of Child Development

376 A.2d 54, 135 Vt. 635, 1977 Vt. LEXIS 745

Supreme Court of Vermont·Decided June 17, 1977·No. No. 30-77·Published

Opinion

Appellee’s motion to dismiss appeal is granted and the purported appeal is dismissed. Everett M. Allen and Roxie M. Allen, d/b/a Allen Learning Center, of Burlington, Vermont, and her agents, servants and employees are restrained and enjoined, under penalty of law, from operating any kindergarten-nursing school facility unless and until license therefor is granted by the Office of Child Development of the State of Vermont.

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Appellee’s motion to dismiss appeal is granted and the purported appeal is dismissed. Everett M. Allen and Roxie M. Allen, d/b/a Allen Learning Center, of Burlington, Vermont, and her agents, servants and employees are restrained and enjoined, under penalty of law, from operating any kindergarten-nursing school facility unless and until license therefor is granted by the Office of Child Development of the State of Vermont.

Allen Learning Center v. Office of Child Development, 376 A.2d 54, 135 Vt. 635, 1977 Vt. LEXIS 745 (Vt. 1977).

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