State Ex Rel. Shelley v. McFatridge

Montana Supreme Court

State Ex Rel. Shelley v. McFatridge

139 P.2d 488, 113 Mont. 613, 1942 Mont. LEXIS 57

Montana Supreme Court·Decided April 7, 1942·No. No. 8,302.·Published

Opinion

PER CURIAM.

On motion of relator that the appeal herein be dismissed because he “has no whiskey with which to fill or supply orders of the defendants, that it would now be impossible for him to deliver goods if the defendants were to comply with the judgment appealed from,’’ and that the question in litigation has become moot, it is ordered that agreeably to the motion the appeal be dismissed.

*614 Mr. John K. Claxton, for Respondent. Mr. John W. Bonner, Attorney General, Mr. Clarence Hanley, Assistant Attorney General, and Mr. T. H. MacDonald, Counsel for the Montana Liquor Control Board, for Appellants.

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PER CURIAM.

On motion of relator that the appeal herein be dismissed because he “has no whiskey with which to fill or supply orders of the defendants, that it would now be impossible for him to deliver goods if the defendants were to comply with the judgment appealed from,’’ and that the question in litigation has become moot, it is ordered that agreeably to the motion the appeal be dismissed.

*614 Mr. John K. Claxton, for Respondent. Mr. John W. Bonner, Attorney General, Mr. Clarence Hanley, Assistant Attorney General, and Mr. T. H. MacDonald, Counsel for the Montana Liquor Control Board, for Appellants.

State Ex Rel. Shelley v. McFatridge, 139 P.2d 488, 113 Mont. 613, 1942 Mont. LEXIS 57 (Mo. 1942).

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