City of West Palm Beach v. Zellar
Supreme Court of Florida
City of West Palm Beach v. Zellar, 107 So. 146 (Fla. 1926)
91 Fla. 223; 1926 Fla. LEXIS 870
Brown, Whitfield, Terrell, Strum
City of West Palm Beach v. Zellar
Opinion of the Court
— This appeal is from an order restraining the city officials from enforcing regulations requiring an examination for obtaining a license under the city ordinances to carry on the business of supervising electrician. If the ordinance requiring examination of the applicant as a prerequisite to the granting of a license is invalid as *224 alleged, the matter may be adjudged in mandamus proceedings; and as the remedy at law is full, complete and adequate, and no sufficient grounds for equitable interference appearing, the order granting an injunction against the city is reversed with directions to dismiss the bill of complaint.
Reference
- Full Case Name
- City of West Palm Beach, Florida, a Municipal Corporation, George L. Wright, City Manager of Said City of West Palm Beach, Florida, and Henry Stephen Harvey, W. J. Bedell, A. E. Pearson, Seaborn M. McCrory and E. A. Stephenson as City Commissioners of the City of West Palm Beach, Florida, Appellants, v. George A. Zellar, Appellee
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- Status
- Published