Sanuita v. Common Laborer's & Hod Carriers Union of America, Local 341
Alaska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
NESBETT, Chief Justice.
The complaint requesting injunctive relief in this case was not signed by appellee’s attorney, contrary to the requirements of Civil Rule II-.1
Appellants’ first point on appeal is that failure to sign the complaint deprived the court of jurisdiction.
The record discloses that a complaint, praying for a temporary restraining order and injunctive relief against the appellants for creating disturbances in the union hall maintained by appellee, was filed on July 18, 1962. The complaint was signed immediately after the prayer for relief by R. E. McFarland as…
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