Atlanta Printing Specialties & Paper Products Union No. 527, AFL-CIO v. Zell

Candler, Justice.

On June 17, 1959, William Teem, Jr., George Zell, and Fred Brown, doing business as Zell Manufacturing Company, filed a petition for a stated amount of damages and for injunctive relief against Atlanta Printing Specialties & Paper Products Union No. 527, AFL-CIO, alleging injury and damage resulting from acts of illegal picketing at their place of business. On presentation of their petition, the court issued a rule nisi and granted an ex parte restraining order, which in part provides: “. . . the defendant, its servants, agents, officers and members, and all persons acting in…