Legal Opinion
Windward Shipping (London) Ltd. v. American Radio Ass'n
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided May 17, 1972No. 635PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
TUNKS, Chief Justice.
In October of 1971 the cargo vessels Northwind and Theomana, both of Liberian registry, were docked at the Port of Houston for the purpose of loading and unloading cargo. American Radio Association, AFL-CIO and five other deep sea maritime unions, acting in concert, established picket lines which longshoremen and other workmen would not cross to service such vessels. The owners of the vessels filed suit in the district court in Harris County to enjoin permanently such picketing. The district court, after hearing evidence, dismissed the owners’ suit, concluding that the…
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