Bianculli v. Brooklyn Union Gas Co.
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMaximilian Moss, J.
Petitioner seeks an order directing that an arbitration proceed between respondents by reason of an alleged wrongful discharge of petitioner by respondent, the Brooklyn Union G-as Company. The petition alleges that petitioner prior to April 1,1952, and up to and including the present time, was and still is a member of respondent union in good standing; that for some years prior to April 1, 1952, and up to May 20, 1952, he was an employee of respondent gas company; that on May 20, 1952, petitioner was wrongfully discharged by the gas company from his employment; that a collective bargaining…
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