Intl. Brotherhood of Teamsters, Local No. 878 v. Blassingame

(Dissenting)'.

Tbe appellants were engaged in picketing an establishment where Terry Dairy products were being sold: there was no mass picketing and there was no violence. The .majority opinion in this case holds that the Chancery Court was correct in enjoining such picketing on the theory of a secondary boycott. I find myself unable to agree with that conclusion; hence this dissent.

There is a distinction between (a) a secondary boycott and (b) product picketing. A secondary boycott exists when the workmen on strike against one establishment attempt by picketing to induce the workmen of…