Bires v. Barney
Oregon Supreme Court
1Per curiam
The respondents J. H. Anderson and Grand Lodge, Brotherhood of Railway Carmen of America, have moved to dismiss the appeal on two grounds: First, that there is a defect of parties defendant, and, second, that the cause is moot so far as one controversy between the parties is concerned.
The plaintiffs are members of Eugene Lodge No. 149, a local lodge of the brotherhood. The defendants include, in addition to the Grand Lodge and its officers (of whom Anderson is one) 173 members of the local. *110The suit has a twofold object, first, to obtain a decree declaring illegal the suspension of the…
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Logan Et Ux. v. Illinois River Dev. Co.Oregon Supreme Court · 1929
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