New York Supreme Court January 15, 1902 (In re Cullinan)

Maddox, J.:

There is not enough to show an intentional and wilful violation of the law, especially when that involves a civil and a criminal penalty.

There is proof that a steak was ordered, and while petitioner’s witnesses testified that they did not order it, and that nothing was served, still they do not state that such order was not given, *609simply that they did not hear such an order.