Plaintiffs, who are motion picture theater operators, brought this action against defendant for a declaratory judgment declaring unconstitutional Minneapolis Code of Ordinances, c. 367,1 and for an order enjoining defendant from arresting them for operating a theater without a license issued pursuant to c. 367. While plaintiffs’ appeal from an order denying a temporary injunction was pending, the legislature enacted a new statute, L. 1974, c. 298,2 which defendant concedes supersedes the ordinance. This being so, defendant does not intend to base any license denial upon the ordinance or to arrest plaintiffs for operating a theater without a license issued pursuant to the ordinance. There is therefore no reason why we should address ourselves to the issues raised by plaintiffs’ appeal, the appeal having been rendered moot.

Appeal dismissed.