Cole v. Ingersoll

New York Supreme Court

Cole v. Ingersoll

1 Liquor Tax Rep. 199

DecidedJuly 6, 1897

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Cole v. Ingersoll, 1 Liquor Tax Rep. 199 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1897).

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Opinion

Smith, J,:

At the threshold of this proceeding the relator is met with the objection that his proper remedy for the grievance of which he complains is certiorari. This objection, I think, is well made. The statute is explicit in its terms and provides, therein for a mode of review.

• That mode, I think, was intended to be and is exclusive. The above proceedings, therefore, must be dismissed with ten dollars costs in each case.

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Smith, J,:

At the threshold of this proceeding the relator is met with the objection that his proper remedy for the grievance of which he complains is certiorari. This objection, I think, is well made. The statute is explicit in its terms and provides, therein for a mode of review.

• That mode, I think, was intended to be and is exclusive. The above proceedings, therefore, must be dismissed with ten dollars costs in each case.

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1 Liquor Tax Rep. 199, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/cole-v-ingersoll-nysupct-1897.