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· 8/24/2023

Kerman Telephone Co. v. Public Utilities Commission

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  • noting that labor organizations often might \have a legitimate interest in soliciting self-employed entrepreneurs as members\
  • Norris-LaGuardia Act does not prohibit injunctive relief where labor union conspires with employer to violate the Sherman Act because such an illegal combination to restrain competition does not grow out of a labor dispute
  • neither the Norris-LaGuardia Act nor the labor exemption provision of the Clayton Act prevented district court from ordering the termination of an illegal combination between independent \grease peddlers\ and a union to restrain trade in the Los Angeles-area \yellow grease\ market
  • neither the Norris-LaGuardia Act nor the labor exemption provision of the Clayton Act prevented district court from ordering the termination of an illegal combination between independent \grease peddlers” and a union to restrain trade in the Los Angeles-area “yellow grease\ market

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