Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. v. McDonough

Plaintiff does not purchase the products of the defendants’ employer for resale, as was the case in Goldfinger v. Feintuch (276 N. Y. 281) and no case of picketing “ against a non-union product ” (p. 286) is, therefore, involved. Nor does plaintiff use the services of the defendants’ employer, as was the case in People v. Muller (286 N. Y. 281) where the person picketed refused to obtain the services of the union for the maintenance of his burglar alarm system (p. 283). The case appears to be governed by the doctrine of Arden Sales Corp. v. Hawley (176 Misc. 821, affd. 261 App. Div. 953…