Keefe v. Organization for a Better Austin

Defendants appeal from an interlocutory order "which found that their activities in Westchester, Illinois, a suburb of Chicago where plaintiff, a real estate broker, resided, “invaded plaintiff’s right of privacy.” The order temporarily restrained defendants from passing out literature and from picketing “anywhere in the City of Westchester,” but denied injunctive relief as to plaintiff’s place of business in the Austin neighborhood of Chicago. Defendants’ direct appeal to the Illinois Supreme Court was transferred to this court on the ground that it had no jurisdiction on direct appeal in…