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HING WAN WONG v. LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION

160 Conn. 1 (1970)

HING WAN WONG v. LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION

Supreme Court of Connecticut.

Decided July 14, 1970.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Stephen J. O'Neill, assistant attorney general, with whom, on the brief, was Robert K. Killian, attorney general, for the appellant (defendant).

Alexander A. Goldfarb, for the appellee (plaintiff).

ALCORN, C. J., HOUSE, THIM, RYAN and SHAPIRO, JS.

ALCORN, C. J.

Under date of January 19, 1968, and after a hearing, the liquor control commission notified the plaintiff that his restaurant liquor permit had been suspended for a period of ten days. The reason for the suspension was unsuitability of person by reason of a violation of § 30-91 of the General Statutes by permitting "the sale or the dispensing or consumption or the presence in glasses or other receptacles suitable to permit the consumption of liquor...

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