BRIMELOW V. CASSON
Chancery Division, 1923.,1 Ch. 302. (1924)
NATURE OF THE CASE: This was an action for interference with a contract.
FACTS: Brimelow (P) underpaid the women in his burlesque troupe (King Wu Tut Tut Revue).
The were forced to resort to prostitution in order to live and one girl was even compelled
to live in immorality with a dwarf who was a member of the company. The secretary of the
Actors' Association (D) persuaded theater owners to cancel the group's contracts unless
higher wages were paid. P sued the union's representative, D, to enjoin them from inducing
the breaches of contract.
ISSUE:
RULE OF LAW:
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LEGAL ANALYSIS:
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