Summary
stating that a local law requiring a minimum wage higher than state law "neither prohibits what the [s]tate statute affirmatively permits nor permits what it prohibits" and that minimum wage acts are prohibitory, not permissive, such that a local law imposing higher standards is not inconsistent with state law
Summary of this case from New Mexicans for Free Enterprise v. City of Santa FeOpinion
Submitted January 7, 1963
Decided February 21, 1963
Motion to vacate the orders of the Court of Appeals dated May 19, 1960 and June 9, 1960, and for certain other relief, denied.