Congressional Regulation of Injunctions Hearings Before the Committee On Labor
Congressional Regulation of Injunctions Hearings Before the Committee On Labor
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Striking through the typographical union, all its members were dragged in those who had and those who had not done the forbidden acts were placed on the same footing of condem- nation. The union, a mere word sign in legal sense, was impleaded as a defendant. We find in the order this broad, almost limitless, command and prohibition, "from interfering with any of the com- plainants in the conduct of their business for the purpose of prevent- ing them from conducting the same hi their own lawful ...way. " Also this: Such injunction to remain in force during the pendency of this proceeding, or until the further order of the court.
This was not a restraining order, but an injunction, issued at and upon filing the complaint. There isn't a word in the compliant in tne case about loss or financial detriment to result from the acts of the defendants. It is also observable that the order contained not a word to show why it was issued, not even a mention of the filing of a complaint. It gave the parties no day in court for the purpose of getting rid of it, nor was any other relief prayed other than the advantage to accrue to the complaintants by the issuance of the injunction.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Striking through the typographical union, all its members were dragged in those who had and those who had not done the forbidden acts were placed on the same footing of condem- nation. The union, a mere word sign in legal sense, was impleaded as a defendant. We find in the order this broad, almost limitless, command and prohibition, "from interfering with any of the com- plainants in the conduct of their business for the purpose of prevent- ing them from conducting the same hi their own lawful ...way. " Also this: Such injunction to remain in force during the pendency of this proceeding, or until the further order of the court.
This was not a restraining order, but an injunction, issued at and upon filing the complaint. There isn't a word in the compliant in tne case about loss or financial detriment to result from the acts of the defendants. It is also observable that the order contained not a word to show why it was issued, not even a mention of the filing of a complaint. It gave the parties no day in court for the purpose of getting rid of it, nor was any other relief prayed other than the advantage to accrue to the complaintants by the issuance of the injunction.
What to read after Congressional Regulation of Injunctions Hearings Before the Committee On Labor?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Labor to read onlineMoreLess
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