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BECKANSTIN v. LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION

140 Conn. 185 (1953)

MICHAEL C. BECKANSTIN v. LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION

Supreme Court of Connecticut.

Decided July 21, 1953.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Edward Seltzer, with whom, on the brief, were Julius B. Schatz and Arthur D. Weinstein, for the appellant (plaintiff).

William L. Beers, deputy attorney general, with whom, on the brief, was George C. Conway, attorney general, for the appellee (defendant).

BROWN, C. J., BALDWIN, INGLIS, O'SULLIVAN and CORNELL, JS.

INGLIS, J.

The liquor control commission suspended for forty-five days the wholesaler's liquor permit on which the plaintiff was the permittee and the Eastern Liquor Company, Inc., was the backer. The suspension was based upon three violations of § 4306 of the General Statutes1 and three violations of § 151-19 of the regulations promulgated by the commission.1

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