Johnston Harvester Co. v. Meinhardt
New York Supreme Court
This is a motion in behalf of the plaintiff for an injunction against the defendants, to restrain them from interfering with the business of the plaintiff, or intermeddling with any person in the employ of the plaintiff, or who is about to enter into its employ, or any one with whom the plaintiff is negotiating to enter into such an employment.
1Opinion of the CourtMacomber, J.
It appears from the complaint that the plaintiff is a business corporation engaged extensively in the manufactui’e of agricultural implements, at the village of Brockport, in this state; that in such business a large number of iron moulders is required; that all, or nearly all, of the defendants were formerly, and up to the 2d of October, 1880, at service for the plaintiff as iron moulders; that on the said second day of October all of the iron moulders except four left the plaintiff’s employ, for the ostensible reason that the plaintiff did not pay sufficiently high wages. The complaint…
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