Summary
upholding an order permanently enjoining appellant from picketing appellee's place of business despite Article I, Section 9
Summary of this case from Cantrell v. MorrisOpinion
No. 19,518.
Filed March 12, 1963. Rehearing denied April 16, 1963. Transfer denied May 25, 1964.
From the Marshall Circuit Court, Roy Sheneman, Judge.
Appellee, Dorothy Hutter, brought action against appellant, Joseph Gurczak, to recover damages for personal injuries. Judgment of the trial court in favor of appellee was affirmed in an opinion by the Appellate Court and appellant petitions to transfer to the Supreme Court.
Reporter's Note: See Appellate Court opinion reported in 188 N.E.2d 549.
Petition to transfer denied.
William E. Mills, of South Bend and Chipman Chipman, of Plymouth, for appellant.
David L. Matthews, George T. Patton and Robert L. Stephan, all of South Bend, for appellee.
The petition to transfer is denied. By doing so, we do not necessarily agree with all the statements of the Appellate Court opinion.
NOTE. — Reported in 198 N.E.2d 610.