CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -VALIDITY OF RESTRICTIONS ON HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SELLING

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Abstract

Although data of an accurate nature are not available there seems no doubt that the use of house-to-house selling as a means of distribution has received a considerable impetus during the past few years. So extensive, in fact, has the practice become that many communities are seeking relief from whatever undesirable features may be felt. The problem has already been the subject of litigation in Fuller Brush Co. v. Town of Green River. That other controversies will inevitably follow justifies consideration of the legal aspects involved.

Recommended Citation

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW -VALIDITY OF RESTRICTIONS ON HOUSE-TO-HOUSE SELLING, 31 Mich. L. Rev. 539 (1933).
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