Letter Opinion 1972 Pt.1
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After hearing, the Board of Permit Appeals concurred in the decision of the Police Coiranission both in the issuance of 110 certificates and the denial of the other applicants. The hearing of the Board was on the issue of public convenience and necessity only.
Thereafter, the protestants to the issuance of certifi- cates of public convenience and necessity filed suit in Superior Court to annul the decision of the Board of Permit Appeals and were denied relief. The decision of the Superior Court... was affirmed on appeal in Luxor Cab v. Cahill , 21 Cal.App.3d 551, which decision is now final.
While the litigation was proceeding, the Police Commission permitted those persons who wished to operate taxicabs during the pendency of the litigation to do so. Those persons holding 60 certificates of public convenience and necessity indicated they wished to operate taxicabs. Pursuant to Section 1078 of the Police Code the Police Commission required compliance with other provisions of the Municipal Code and thereupon permits were Letter Opinion No.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After hearing, the Board of Permit Appeals concurred in the decision of the Police Coiranission both in the issuance of 110 certificates and the denial of the other applicants. The hearing of the Board was on the issue of public convenience and necessity only.
Thereafter, the protestants to the issuance of certifi- cates of public convenience and necessity filed suit in Superior Court to annul the decision of the Board of Permit Appeals and were denied relief. The decision of the Superior Court... was affirmed on appeal in Luxor Cab v. Cahill , 21 Cal.App.3d 551, which decision is now final.
While the litigation was proceeding, the Police Commission permitted those persons who wished to operate taxicabs during the pendency of the litigation to do so. Those persons holding 60 certificates of public convenience and necessity indicated they wished to operate taxicabs. Pursuant to Section 1078 of the Police Code the Police Commission required compliance with other provisions of the Municipal Code and thereupon permits were Letter Opinion No.
What to read after Letter Opinion 1972 Pt.1?
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