PERKINS v. QUAKER CITY

No. 34464.

165 Ohio St. 120 (1956)

PERKINS, APPELLANT, v. VILLAGE OF QUAKER CITY ET AL., APPELLEES.

Supreme Court of Ohio.

Decided April 4, 1956.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Mr. Frank C. Leyshon, for appellant.

Mr. John S. Moorehead, for appellees.


ZIMMERMAN, J.

In 1952, the council of the village of Quaker City enacted ordinance No. 302 to regulate truck traffic and truck weights in the village. Among other things, such ordinance provides that all truck traffic, regardless of weight, is to follow state routes only; that trucks of a net weight of over 10,000 pounds may use streets and alleys other than state routes for local delivery, only by obtaining the permission of the mayor or the marshal; and that there...

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