Rochdale Village, Inc. v. Beverly
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Seymour Boyers, J.
In this action for a permanent injunction the plaintiff moves for a temporary injunction limiting picketing by the defendant union to certain times and locations, requiring the pickets to register with the New York City Police Department and restraining alleged acts of violence against residents, guests, employees and other persons entering upon plaintiff’s property.
Defendant is a labor organization representing approximately 250 security guards and maintenance employees employed by the plaintiff. Apparently the last collective bargaining agreement…
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