Legal Opinion
Steiner v. Long Beach Local No. 128
California Supreme Court
Decided March 3, 1942No. L. A. 17777PublishedCited by 49 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
EDMONDS, J. —
Upon a complaint charging that officers and members of a labor union had entered into a conspiracy to picket the refinery of the Elm Oil Company and that they were conducting both picketing and boycotting by means of false representations and with acts of violence, a preliminary injunction issued. By that order, the superior court *679enjoined the union and its agents from picketing or boycotting by means of force, violence or intimidation. Upon a trial the injunction was made permanent and its terms were broadened to prohibit all. picketing and boycotting. Damages in the sum of…
2Cases cited21 opinions
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