Thompson v. Boekhout
New York Court of Appeals
1Per curiam
The application of section 876-a of the Civil Practice Act is confined to injunctions in cases “ involving or growing out of a labor dispute.” The Legislature has in the same section defined “ labor disputes.” That definition makes clear the intent of the Legislature to subject injunctions issued in disputes involving or growing out of the relations of employer and employee to special regulations deemed appropriate to the nature of such disputes. Where the owner of a small business seeks to avoid “ labor disputes ” as defined in the statute, by running his business without any employees, an…
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