Anonymous
The Superior Court of New York City
Motion to continue an injunction. The defendants, the police of the city of New York, threatened to' arrest the plaintiff and other Jews for keeping open their shops and other places of business on the first day of the week.
1Opinion of the CourtArnoux, J.
The plaintiff in this action is a Hebrew, and in rendering a decision herein all the cases wherein the plaintiffs are Hebrews and for that reason alone demand that the defendants may be enjoined from interfering with the prosecution' of their ordinary business on Sunday, are necessarily decided herewith. The learned counsel for the corporation, appearing for the defendants, has presented a preliminary objection, *456which will be considered in some later cases ; but the view that' the court takes of the law, in respect to the cases under consideration, renders it necessary to discuss it in this…
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- Silverberg Bros. v. DouglassNew York Supreme Court · 1909
- In re HakehilothNew York Supreme Court · 1896