Longhine v. Bilson
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHarris, J.
This action is one brought in equity by the plaintiff in his own behalf and on behalf of such other members of the defendant association who shall be similarly situated as the plaintiff and desire;to avail themselves of the benefit of such action.
The plaintiff herein has been a member of the Employees Benefit Association of the Defiance Paper Company and the Niagara Wall Paper Company and the Pittsburgh Wall Paper Company of New Brighton, Pa. Such association and its officers who are sued as above are hereinafter referred to as the defendant association. The defendant association is, and…
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