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CAMPBELL v. VILLAGE OF SILVER BAY, MINNESOTA

No. 5-61 Civ. 76.

202 F.Supp. 654 (1961)

David CAMPBELL, Donna B. Campbell, Leslye Campbell, a minor by her mother and natural guardian, Donna B. Campbell, Karen Campbell, a minor by her mother and natural guardian, Donna B. Campbell, and Scott Campbell, a minor by his mother and natural guardian, Donna B. Campbell, Plaintiffs, v. VILLAGE OF SILVER BAY, MINNESOTA, dba Silver Bay Liquor Lounge, and Silver Bay Liquor Lounge, and Village of Beaver Bay, Minnesota, dba Beaver Bay Liquor Store, and Beaver Bay Liquor Store, Defendants.

United States District Court D. Minnesota, Fifth Division.

December 27, 1961.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

James J. Courtney, Jr., and R. B. Reavill, Duluth, Minn., for defendants in support of said motion.

Philip F. Shields, Minneapolis, Minn., for plaintiffs in opposition thereto.

NORDBYE, District Judge.

These actions are brought by the above-named plaintiffs under the above title against the municipal liquor store defendants under the so-called Minnesota Civil Damages Act. Defendants have moved for a dismissal of the actions asserted by the wife and minor children of plaintiff David Campbell.

These actions are based upon the alleged unlawful dispensing of liquor by these defendants to one Joseph Torreano on April 21, 1961. David Campbell...

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