Schrank v. Brown

Upon this application for a temporary injunction the court is concerned only with the power of the President of the International Union to suspend the individual plaintiff pursuant to the order of April 7, 1948, and the power to direct the “ taking over ” of the affairs of Lodge 402. The propriety of such action is of no concern to the court, since, the internal affairs of a union will not he interfered with hy the courts and the parties will usually be left to their recourse to the machinery for redressing wrongs in the union’s rules. Where no power exists under the constitution of the union…