Swenson v. Seattle Central Labor Council

(concurring in the result) — I can concur in the result of the majority opinion, on the ground that, under the facts presented by the record before us, the order denominated a “temporary injunction,” was in fact and in law simply a temporary restraining order, not actually a tern- p ovary injunction, although even that conclusion is attended with some doubt.

If, however, that interpretation of the nature of the court’s order be accepted as a premise from which to start, then it logically follows that Rem. Rev. Stat., § 1723, upon which the relator herein relies, has no application to this…