Legal Opinion
Shafer v. Registered Pharmacists Union Local 1172
California Supreme Court
Decided October 14, 1940No. S. F. 16200PublishedCited by 68 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtEdmonds, J.
By this appeal the defendants, Registered Pharmacists Union Local 1172, its president and its business agent, challenge a decree permanently enjoining them from picketing and boycotting the plaintiff’s places of business. The determinative question in the case is whether closed union shop agreements have been rendered unlawful in this state by virtue of the enactment of sections 920, 921, and 923 of the Labor Code.
*381The facts were presented to the trial court upon an agreed statement and are undisputed.
The respondent operates a small chain of retail drug stores in Oakland, California, doing…
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