Illinois Law Review, volume 15
Illinois Law Review, volume 15
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The members of the union had left the service of the complainants, and their only purpose was to pre- 13. 232 111. 402.
14. 232 111. 424.
Digitized by Google SOME INTERESTING CASES 2S5 vent the complainants from carrying on their business. They were en- deavoring to compel the complainants to submit to their dictation by depriving the complainants of their legal right to employ such laborers as they might choose. If there is a combination to injure a person because he refuses to comply with som...e demand where he has a legal right to refuse, there is no way of classifying acts in furtherance of such purpose as competition. The acts alleged in the bill were directed primarily against the complainants for the purpose of doing them harm, and that sort of action is not lawful competition. . . .
"The whole scheme as set out in the bill was to injure the com- plainants for the purpose of compelling them to yield to the union their absolute legal right to manage their own business in their own way." On the point that the terms of the injunction were too broad because it prc^ibited peaceful picketing, the opinion reads : "The very fact of establishing a picket line is evidence of an inten- tion to annoy, embarrass and intimidate, whether physical violence is resorted to or not There have been a few cases where it was held that picketing, by a labor union, of a place of business is not necessarily un- lawful if the pickets are peaceful and well behaved, but if the watching and besetting of the workmen is carried to such a length as to constitute an annoyance to them or their employer, it becomes unlawful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The members of the union had left the service of the complainants, and their only purpose was to pre- 13. 232 111. 402.
14. 232 111. 424.
Digitized by Google SOME INTERESTING CASES 2S5 vent the complainants from carrying on their business. They were en- deavoring to compel the complainants to submit to their dictation by depriving the complainants of their legal right to employ such laborers as they might choose. If there is a combination to injure a person because he refuses to comply with som...e demand where he has a legal right to refuse, there is no way of classifying acts in furtherance of such purpose as competition. The acts alleged in the bill were directed primarily against the complainants for the purpose of doing them harm, and that sort of action is not lawful competition. . . .
"The whole scheme as set out in the bill was to injure the com- plainants for the purpose of compelling them to yield to the union their absolute legal right to manage their own business in their own way." On the point that the terms of the injunction were too broad because it prc^ibited peaceful picketing, the opinion reads : "The very fact of establishing a picket line is evidence of an inten- tion to annoy, embarrass and intimidate, whether physical violence is resorted to or not There have been a few cases where it was held that picketing, by a labor union, of a place of business is not necessarily un- lawful if the pickets are peaceful and well behaved, but if the watching and besetting of the workmen is carried to such a length as to constitute an annoyance to them or their employer, it becomes unlawful.
What to read after Illinois Law Review, volume 15?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ill Northwestern University Evanston to read onlineMoreLess
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