6 Ky. Op. 691

Samuel Glasscock, etc., v. Commonwealth.

Intoxicating, Liquors — License—Place of Business.

Under a license to keep a tavern, the licensee does not have the right to keep a barroom at ¡his storehouse detached and forty feet • distance from the tavern where a separate business is conducted.

APPEAL FROM BRECKENRIDGE CIRCUIT COURT.

June 3, 1873.

G. Williams, for appellant.

Atty. General, for appellee.

Opinion by

Judge Hardin :

The license to- the appellants clearly imports the usual privileges of tavern keepers, which embraced the right to retail liquors at their tavern house and in connection with their business of entertaining guests; but it did not in our opinion, protect them in keeping a separate bar-room at their storehouse, detached and forty yards distant from the tavern, and where a distinct and separate business was conducted.

We therefore concur in the judgment, which is 'affirmed.

Glasscock v. Commonwealth
6 Ky. Op. 691

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Glasscock v. Commonwealth
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Jun 3, 1873
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