Homann v. O'Grady
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtCortland A. Johnson, J.
In this action to restrain the picketing of plaintiff’s place of business by defendant union, plaintiff seeks a temporary injunction.
The plaintiff owns a liquor store. He has three employees, one who has been employed for 23 years, one for 20 years and one for over 5 years. Defendant union has been trying for a period of two years to get them into the union. The employer has given free opportunity for the union’s efforts. The employees have not been convinced of the benefits of union membership. Defendant O’G-rady, the union president, deposes that “ We do not believe all is lost and Mr.…
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- Homann v. O'GradyAppellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York · 1958