Young Women's Christian Ass'n v. Rubin
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtOwen McGtvern, J.
The plaintiff, a charitable organization, moves for a preliminary injunction to enjoin picketing and other acts by the defendant union outside of premises recently purchased by the plaintiff. The premises had previously been operated as the Hotel Capitol and now as a result of a sale effected on December 3, 1956, are occupied by the plaintiff organization. Following such sale and occupancy, pickets appeared bearing placards stating, “ Employees of the Capitol Hotel Locked Out, etc.” Such picketing is sought to be enjoined.
The plaintiff organization maintains that as a charitable corporation…
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