Lindsay v. Teamsters Union, Local No. 74
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
TEIGEN, Judge.
The plaintiff, co-partners, doing business as Schultz & Lindsay Gravel Company, commenced this action to invoke the injunc-tive powers of the state courts, alleging that the defendants were engaging in certain unfair labor practices in that the defendants were committing unlawful acts in an effort to prevent the plaintiff, by physical force and violence, from conducting its lawful business and further alleging that such force and violence will continue, resulting in the plaintiff’s inability to perform its contractual obligation to its loss and detriment. The moving papers were…
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