AN INJUNCTION
AGAINST DEPOSITION OF u :]./ (By Press Assomation.) WELLINGTON, .November 26. The Chief Justice delivered reserved judgment j in the, action of the , railwayman, Carroll (Auckland), Mack (Taihape), Pennell Qyjellington), and Pullar (Dunedin), who mqyecl for a perpetual injunction restraining the Locomotive . jitigineers’,, Firemen, and Cleaners’ Association, also its President, Lew in, and its General oecretary from proceeding witTi the calling for nominations for an election to fill the places of plaintiff's on the Executive Council of the Loco Men’s Association. His Honour held that it was not constitutional for Lewin to decide arbitrarily whether Carroll was ineligible or that the others had. forfeited thenseats. The injunction was made perpetual. That, remarked His Honour, did not meai’ t.ha+ Car-roll was to remain a nr" 'vc id flm Council during the whole, of the 'n mainder of the term, but simply ■ that-'' if his eligibility was disputed-, a p- nor constitutional method i ’■» -dopted to have the question determined.
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Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1929, Page 6
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159AN INJUNCTION Hokitika Guardian, 27 November 1929, Page 6
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