Walker v. Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Justice.
(After stating the foregoing facts.)
The petition shows that the three organizations named as defendants are unincorporated voluntary associations. It also alleges that they are copartnerships, but does not state that they are engaged in any particular business or enterprise. When the petition is construed, according to the settled rule, most strongly against the plaintiff, it shows upon its face that these organizations are mere unincorporated voluntary associations, and that they are not such legal entities as to be subject to suit, either as corporations or partnerships, under…
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