Legal Opinion
Emmons v. Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Michigan Supreme Court
Decided September 8, 1954No. Docket 30; Calendar 46,070PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtCarr, J.
The plaintiffs in this cause, 86 in number, are employees of the defendant Chesapeake & Ohio' Railway Company. Some of them are locomotive engineers, while others are firemen, including some who have been examined as engineers. For the purposes of this case the defendant company may be regarded as the successor of the Pere Marquette Railway Company. The defendant Grand International Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers is • a railroad brotherhood, its membership consisting of locomotive engineers and firemen some of whom are plaintiffs here. The third defendant is likewise a railroad…
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