Diamond Block Coal Co. v. United Mine Workers
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
On Motion to Dissolve a Temporary Injunction Granted by TIon. John C. Eversole, Judge of the Perry Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Judge Sampson
Dissolving injunction,.
The Diamond Block Coal Company, a Virginia corporation doing a coal mining business in Perry county, Kentucky, filed its petition in the Perry circuit court on March 10, 1920, praying the clerk to grant it an immediate temporary restraining order and that the court make this perpetual, enjoining and restraining the defendants, United Mine Workers of America, and seventeen individuals named in the petition as defendants, and all persons working by, through or under them, or in their employment, from proceeding to erect, construct or build or…
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