Gaming Machine — Licensing.
A "claw and digger machine", by which the depositor of a coin obtains one of various kinds of merchandise, of different values, held not to be a pin ball machine, a game played with ball and plunger, nor a machine the play of which requires skill, within Acts 1937, Spec. Sess., ch. 11, sec 6, in terms authorizing the issue of licenses for such games and machines.
Decided August 3rd, 1938.
BOND, C.J., delivered the opinion of the Court.
Unreported cases.