Summary

Joseph McKenna Bratton v. Chandler — Opinion of the Court

In conclusion, we may say that, if the word 'procure' is more than a tautological repetition of the word 'require,' it was only to confer the power of affirmative direction upon the commission, necessary to be exercised in supplement to the action of the applicant and with the same publicity and opportunity of the applicant to meet adverse evidence.
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Joseph McKenna Bratton v. Chandler — Opinion of the Court

The section requires an application for a license to be made in writing and provides, with circumstantial detail, what it shall contain and concludes as follows:
'The commission is hereby authorized to require and procure [italics ours] any and all satisfactory proof as shall be deemed desirable in reference to the honesty, truthfulness, reputation and competency of any applicant for a real estate broker's or salesman's license, or of any of the officers or members of any such applicant, prior to the issuance of any such license.
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