Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-12-28

offered, and except after findings Of
fact by the court to the effect
That unlawful acts have been threat
ened or committed and will be executed
or continued unless restrained.
That substantial and irreparable IN
jury to compliments property will fol-
low.
That as to each item Of relief granted
greater injury will be inflicted upon
complainant by the denial OF relief
than will be inflicted upon defendants
by the granting Of relief.
That complainant has no adequate
remedy at law; and
That the public officers charged with
the duty to protect compliments prop
erty have failed or are unable to furnish
adequate protection.
The hearing shall be held after due
and personal notice thereof has been
given, in such manner as the court
shall direct, to all known persons
against whom relief is sought, and also
to those public officers charged with
the duty to protect the compliments
property. It is provided, however, that
If a complainant shall also allege that,
unless a temporary restraining order
shall be issued without notice, a sub
stantial and irreparable injury to COM
plainant'S property will be unavoidable,
such temporary restraining order may
be issued upon testimony under oath,
sufficient, If sustained, to justify the
court in issuing temporary injunction
upon q hearing after notice. Such a
temporary restraining order shall be
effective for no longer than five days,
and shall become void at the expiration
of said five days. No temporary re-
straining order or temporary Injunction
shall be issued except on condition that
complainant shall first file an undertake
ing with adequate security sufficient to
recompense those entoined for any loss,
expense, or damage caused by the i'm
provident or erroneous issuance of such
order or Injunction, including all rea-
sonable costs together with a reason
able attorneys fee) and expense of de-
Tense against the order or against the
granting of any injunctive relief sought
in the same proceeding and subsequent
ly denied by the court.
The undertaking herein mentioned
shall be understood to signify an agree
ment entered into by the complainant
and the surety upon which a decree
may be rendered in the same suit or
proceeding against said complainant
and surety, the said complainant and
surety submitting themselves to the
jurisdiction of the court for that pur-
pose. But nothing shall deprive any
party having claim or cause Of action
under or upon such undertaking from
electing to pursue his ordinary remedy
by suit at law or in equity.
Prompt Hearing Assured.
No restraining order or injunctive re-
lief shall be granted to any complainant
who has failed to comply with any obli-
CATION imposed by law which is involved
in the labor disputing question, or who
has failed to make every reasonable
effort to settle such dispute either by
negotiation or with the aid of any
available governmental machinery of
mediation or voluntary arbitration, but
nothing shall be deemed to require the
court to await the action of any such
tribunal If irreparable injury Is
threatened.
It is provided, further, That no re-
straining order or temporary or perma-
nent Injunction shall be granted in a
case involving or growing out of a labor
dispute, except on the basis of findings
Of fact made and filed by the court in
the record Of the case prior to the
issuance of such restraining order or in
junction: and every restraining order or
injunction granted in q case involving
or growing out of q labor dispute shall
include only prohibition or such
specific act or acts as may be expressly
complained of in the bill of complaint
or petition filed in such case and as
shall be expressly included in said find