Post Express Printing Co. v. Adams
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Monroe county. This was an action brought by the Post Express Printing Company against James Adams and others to recover damages for an alleged boycott of the-plaintiff’s business. Motion by defendants for bill of particulars denied. Defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtDwight, J.
The action is for damages resulting from an alleged “boycott” of the plaintiff’s business. The complaint charges that the defendants and several other persons, acting together, and calling themselves the “Central Labor Union,” did agree to place the plaintiff under a boycott, and, in pursuance of such agreement, did circulate, and cause to be circulated, among the inhabitants of the city of Boehester, a great number of printed circulars, of which a copy is set out in the complaint, which, among other things, cautioned or advised the-friends of street-car drivers not to buy the Post Express;…
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