Trading Port, Inc. v. Robilotto
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtDonald S. Tayloe, J.
Plaintiff, a domestic corporation engaged in the retail and wholesale grocery business in the city of Albany, sues the defendants individually and as officers of an unincorporated labor union for a permanent injunction restraining certain picketing of its premises and for money damages. It moves for pendente lite injunctive relief.
*344It is undisputed that none of the plaintiff’s six warehouse employees is a member of the defendant union or was ever importuned to join it. There is no strike and no certified bargaining representative of plaintiff’s employees. No claim is made that the legend which…
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