Legal Opinion
Waldbaum, Inc. v. United Farm Workers
New York Supreme Court
Decided April 5, 1976PublishedCited by 2 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtLeo Brown, J.
Waldbaum, Inc. (Waldbaum), a chain of supermarkets in the New York City metropolitan area, commenced this action for injunctive relief and damages in response to picketing admittedly undertaken at the site of its stores. The complaint alleges that picketing began in early July, 1975, it had an unlawful purpose, and was attended by the commission of illegal acts. Defendant, United Farm Workers AFL-CIO (UFW), and the individual defendants deny plaintiff’s allegations and maintain that the picketing in question was designed to persuade customers of Waldbaum to refrain from purchasing grapes and…
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