Burns v. Brick-Layers' Benevolent & Protective Union
New York City Court
Appeal from special term. Action by John Burns against the Brick-Layers’ Benevolent & Protective Union, Plaintiff appeals from a judgment for defendant entered on trial by the court without a jury.
1Opinion of the CourtClement, C. J.
The plaintiff brought this action, and asked judgment in his favor (1) that a “strike” claimed to have been ordered by the defendant on or about January 2, 1889, be declared irregular and void; (2) that four fines, amounting to $75, imposed on plaintiff be declared null and void; (3) that the plaintiff be reinstated in defendant, and to his rights and privileges, as a union man, and that he be giveft a pass-card to show that he is a member of defendant in good standing. The learned judge at special term found that a “strike” had not been ordered by the defendant; that the fines complained of…
2Cases cited2 opinions
- Lafond v. . DeemsNew York Court of Appeals · 1880
- Gebhard v. New York ClubNew York Supreme Court · 1888
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