Legal Opinion
C. Comella, Inc. v. United Farm Workers Organizing Committee
Ohio Court of Appeals
Decided December 14, 1972No. 31416PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtKrenzler, J.
This case involves a labor dispute, wherein the parties are C. Cornelia, Inc. (hereinafter referred to as “plaintiff” or “Comella”), a Cleveland wholesaler of produce whose place of business is at the Northern Ohio Food Terminal (hereinafter referred to as “NOFT”); United Farm Workers Organizing Committee (hereinafter referred to as “defendant” or “UFWOC”), a labor organization which is part of tbe AFL-CIO, and wbicb represents California agricultural workers; also named as defendants were Mack Lyons and Diana Lyons, coordinators of UFWOC activity in tbe Cleveland area; other participants in…
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