Davitt

Davitt v. American Bakers' Union

Good Law
124 Cal. 99·1899 Cal. LEXIS 948·56 P. 775
Supreme Court of CaliforniaMarch 24, 1899S. F. No. 1177California603 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Garoutte, J.

Action for damages and perpetual injunction. A general and special demurrer was interposed to the complaint and sustained. Plaintiffs declined to amend, and judgment went against them. This appeal is from the judgment and also from the order dissolving the temporary injunction. A verified answer was filed with the demurrer. The complainant alleged that plaintiffs were copartners carrying on the ’bakery business; “that for the purpose of injuring plaintiff’s business, and to compel them to discharge their employees; defendants have for more than sixty days last past resolved upon and conspired together .... and to that end and for that purpose defendants have attempted, by force, menace, and threats, to intimidate said workmen, and to prevent them from working for the plaintiffs.” It is further alleged that defendants have likewise attempted, by force, menace, and threats, to compel the plaintiffs tp discharge said employees; ’that defendants in various ways have maliciously attempted to destroy the said business of plaintiffs, and still threaten the *101 destruction of plaintiff’s business. It is further alleged “that the said defendants during said period have maliciously…

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