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APPENDIX

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In THE

Supreme Court of the United States

OCTOBER TERM, 1977

No. 77-753

INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF

TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN

AND HELPERS OF AMERICA,

Petitioner,

JOHN DANIEL,

Respondent.

No. 77-754

LOCAL 705, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF

TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN

AND HELPERS OF AMERICA,

AND LOUIS F. PEICK,

Petitioners,

JOHN DANIEL,

Respondent.

On Warr or CERTIORARI TO THE UnNtrep Srares

Court or APPEALs Fos THE SEVENTH Crmcurr

PETITIONS FOR CERTIORARI FILED NOVEMBER 25, 1977

CERTIORARI GRANTED FEBRUARY 21, 1978

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PAGE

ane SEO Re Nee eEEN STN aa

CIE oacccc ese scctsncsinsiseninninesttinenngemmninninceniatinpaianectnigianas 24a

Motion of Defendants Local 705, ete., and Louis F.

S°ecneck Leo UDassonntssss (ressnngobsagset .............2-....00.-cccecsesosseseneses 49a

Exhibit 1—Aflidavit of Louis F. Peick .-.............. d3a

Exhibit 1A—Local 705 Trust Agreement ............ 62a

Exhibit 1B—Amended Trust Agreement .............. 64a

Kexhibit 1C—Letter of April 22, 1955 -.00.... 66a

iExhibit 1D—1958 Local 705 Health & Welfare

and Pension Funds Booklet ............ 68a

Exhibit 1M—1969 Local 705 Health & Welfare

and Pension Funds Booklet ............ 70a

exhibit 1F—1973 Local 705 Pension Plan Book-

BR cceeresnnetenpinremarmnemeninianntinnmpiinatin 72a

Kxhibit 14—Letter of July 23, 1974 —...00... 74a

Exhibit 111—Letter of June 11, 1971 -~.....2.0...... 76a

Exhibit 11—Letters of March 18, 1974 and April

Oh WR acres access cates 78a

Answer to Complaint filed by Defendant-Interna-

tional Brotherhood of Teamsters (“IBT”) —...020.. 80a

Motion of Defendant 1BY.to Dismiss Counts land Ll 88a

Corrected Amendment to Complaint (Count V1) ....... 89a

Answer of Defendant LBT to Corrected Count V1... 94a

PAGE

Motion for Plaintiff Class Action Certification ............ 98a

Motion for Defendant Class Action Certification ...... 100a

Amendment to Plaintiff’s Motion for Defendant Class

I 102a

Second Amendment to the Complaint — 2000000000000... 103a

Minute Order, Memorandum Opinion and Order en-

GR SS RS ee eee ee 105a

Affidavit of Joseph EB, Deana .20002.2..............ccescssecsceceeessee 135a

Motion of Local 705, ete. to Vacate or Amend Order

of Marek isé ............... accnsessnsusensesssnsupseresneynstnenecenmnswerercees 144a

Motion of IBT to Reconsider and Vacate, or Amend

SE OE TN TN eaieenecicstinsaanidliinianindied: 147a

Transcript of Proceedings on April 13, 1976 ................ 149a

Minute Order of April 13, 1976 220... eccesesececeeeseeeee 159a

Minute Order of April 19, 1976 20 eee 16la

Order Entered April 19, 1976 ............... .... 162a

Motion of Additional Defendants to Dismiss ............ 164a

Opposition of Local 705 Defendants to Requested

es OL ae ee 167a

Exhibit 1—Affidavit of A.S. Hansen, Ine, ............ 169a

Affidavit of Joseph W. Ballew 00.00.00 ee ceccceecceeecoeeee 194a

PAGE

Order of U.S. Court of Appeals Granting Permission

BP III. sesisicnimveissengstituenceraniapennactinibnngattiviniiiaiinibitiaioans 199a

Affidavit of Cramer M. Gilmore ID .0000000000 ee. 201la

Exlibit A—Service Requirements for Retirement

Benefits of Certain Teamster Pen-

SE TED icicinsttacnopuinieitiendinidinsetia tebe 206a

Exhibit B—Register of Retirement Benefit Plans 208a

Opinion of United States Court of Appeals for the

NE NT

Order Granting Certiorari —........... iahtineatblenetadbdaelnilghiacunetn 263a

DATE

10—- 3-74

10- 3-74

10— 3-74

10- 4-74

10-16-74

10-22-74

10-25-74

10-29-74

11-11-74

11-14-74

Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Filed complaint and 3 copies.

Filed Designation.

Filed Affidavit under General Rule 39.

Filed Contingency Fee Agreement.

Issued summons and 3 copies with 3 copies as

to Teamsters local No. 705, Teamsters Inter-

national, D. C., and Louis Peick.

Filed Marshal’s return on summons returned

served as to International Brotherhood of Team-

sters, Chauffeurs, Warchousemen & Helpers of

America Local 705 and Louis Peick (2 Services).

Filed Marshal’s return on summons returned

served as to International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen & Help-

ers of America.

Filed stipulation to extend time.

Enter order dated 10-25-74:—Enter order to

extend time from October 29, 1974 through No-

vember 14, 1974 within which defendants Local

705 I. B. of T. and Louis E. Peick May plead

to the complaint per stipulation. Austin, J.

Mailed notices 10-29-74.

Enter order dated November 8, 1974; pursuant

to General Order entered December 20, 1966,

cause set for pretrial conference on January 31,

1975 at 9:30 a.m. in chambers, Room 2588.

Austin, J. Mailed notices 11-11-74.

Filed stipulation.

Date

11-14-74

11-22 74

11-25-74

11-29-74

12- 2-74

12- 6-74

Docket Entries

Enter order dated 11.14-74)-Bnter order on

stipulation of all parties to extend time from

November 14, 1974 through November 22, 1974

in which all defendants may anewer or other-

wise plead to the complaint, granted, Lynch, J.

Mailed notices 11-14-74,

Filed notice and motion of defendants to dis.

mise,

Enter order dated 11.22.74)—Motion of defen.

dants Local 705 LB. of T. and Louis F. Peick

to dismiss the complaint taken under advise.

ment. Leave to said defendants to file enpport.

ing brief in 10 days, Leave to plaintiff to fle

reaponsive brief in 10 daye thereafter and leave

to defendants to file reply in 5 daye thereafter,

Auatin, J. Mailed notices 11.25.74,

Filed appearance of defendant with that of

Rernard Weisberg as attorney.

Filed Affidavit under General Rule 99,

Filed stipulation of counsel,

Filed answer to complaint.

Enter order dated 11-29-74; Enter order that

the motion of defendant International Brother.

hood of Teamsters for leave to filo inatanter ite

anawer to the complaint, pursuant to etipula.

tion of the parties, is granted, Lynch, J. Mailed

notices 12-2-74,

Filed Brief in support of defendant's motion to

diamisa fled by Defendants Local 705 and Louis

F. Peick.

12-20-74

12-23-74

1-20-75

1-22-75

Docket Eutrics

Filed defendants notice of motion with motion

for leave to file brief exceeding fifteen pages.

Enter order dated December 6, 1974: Motion

for leave to file Brief excecding fifteen pages

granted, Time of plaintiff? to file reeponsive

brief oxtonded an additional 20 days and leave

to defendants to reply in 5 days thereafter.

Austin, J. Mailed notices 129.74,

Filed plaintiff's Notice of Motion, Stipulation

and Motion to extend time for Ming memo.

randum,

Enter order dated 12-20-74) Motion and «tipu

lation to extend time for Ming memorandum

opposing motion to dismiae of Teametera Local

and for leave to file enlarged memorandum and

other relief to and including January 20, 1975.

Avetirx, J. Mailed Notices 12-23-74,

Filed Defendant's Notice.

Filed Motion of defendant International Bro-

— of Teamsters to Dismiss Counts T and

Filed Plaintiff's Notice of lotion and Motion

to extend time for Ming bevel.

Enter order dated January 20, 1975; Leave to

plaintiff? to file memorandum in opposition to

motion of Local 705 to diamisa on or before

January 31, 1975 and the time of Local 705 to

reply extended to February 6, 1975. Pre-stipu-

lation leave to defendant International Brother.

hood to file memorandum in support of motion

to dismiss in 14 days. Leave to defendant Inter.

1-22-75

1-30-75

1-20-75

1-30-75

2- 3-75

2- +75

Docket Funtrice

national Brotherhood to file motion to dismiss

counts IT and II of complaint instanter, Cause

continued to February 24, 1975 for status report.

(Daart) Averiw, J, Mailed notices 1-22-75,

Enter order dated January 21, 1975; Pre-trial

conference acheduled for January 31, 1975 is

cancelled, Avert, J. Mailed notices 1-22-75.

Filed piaintiff's notice of motion,

Filed plaintiff's motion to file his amendment to

complaint by adding an additional count VI to

the complaint.

Filed stipulation.

Filed plaintiff's motion to extend time for plain.

tiff to file hie brief in opposition to defendant

Local 705 motion and memorandum to diemies

complaint.

Filed stipulation.

Filed amend[ment]) to complaint.

Enter order dated 1.30.75; Por stipulation leave

to plaintiff to file amendment to complaint in-

stanter, Per stipulation leave to file plaintiff's

brief in opposition to motion of defendant Local

705 to diemise on or before February 7, 1975;

Leave to plaintiff to Mle motion to dismiss de.

fondant International Teamatore Union without

prejudice and hearing thereon continued to

February 24, 1975.—Anatin, J. Mailed notices

1.31.75.

Filed Notice of motion for leave to file brief.

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2 4-75

2 5-75

1-30-75

2. 7-75

2 7-75

2- 7-75

2-10-75

Docket Entries

Filed Memorandum of International Brother.

hood of Teamsters in support of ite motion to

diemies counts IT and Il of the complaint.

Knter order dated 2.4.75; Motion for leave to

defendant to file brief in excess of 15 pages

granted, Leave to plaintiff to file reeponsive

brief in 10 days and leave to defendant to reply

in 7 days thereafter, Cause removed from etatuea

call for February 24, 1975 and continued to

March 5, 1975 for a status report.—Averim, J,

Filed motion of plaintiff to voluntarily diemias

defendant International tenmatere from this ac.

tion without prejudice and enpporting brief.

Filed stipulation of the partion local 705 & de.

fendant Peick,

Filed plaintiffs notice of motion,

Filed plaintiffs motion to extend time to file his

brief in opposition to defendant Loeal 705 mo-

tion and memorandum to diamiss complaint and

for leave to file corrected amendment to com.

plaint.

Filed Stipulation re extension of time and

memorandum to file brief.

Filed plaintiffs corrected amendment to com.

plaint.

Enter order dated February 7, 1975: Puranant

to stipulation time of plaintiff to file meomo-

randum in opposition of motion to diemiee ex.

tended to February 10, 1975, and leave granted

to plaintiff to file brief in excess of 15 pages.

Austin, J. Mailed notices 2/10/75,

parr

2-10.75

2-10-75

2-12-75

2-18-75

2-19-75

2.1875

2-18-74

218-75

Docket BRutrica

PROCHEDI Noe

inter order dated February 7, 1975) Motion to

exten! tine to file brief and to file corrected

amendment to complaint inetanter, granted,

Auatin, J, Mailed notices 2/10/75,

Filed affidavit of John Th. Daniel,

Filed Plaintiffa brief in opposition to defen-

dante motion to diamines.

Filed defendant Tnternational Brotherhood of

Teamaters’ notice of taking deposition of plain-

tiff.

Filed Plaintiff's memorandum in opposition to

defendant Titernational Brotherhood of Team

store’ memorandum in enpport of ite motion to

diamiee Counts T and TT of the complaint,

Filed reply brief of defendant Local 705 et al

in support of motion to dienes,

Filed defendants notice of motion with motion

to withdraw «tipulution to diemiee Tat rat

Nrotherhoo! Teameters ae party defendant,

Pinter order dated February 18, 1975: On the

courte own motion efatue report reecheduled

for February 24, 1975 ie eaneelled,

Filed plaintiffe notice of motion,

Filed plaintiffe motion to Ale inatanter brief

opnosition to defemlont Trternatl Brotherhood

of Teametor« meomorandim in enppert of motion

to diamies counts T awl TT of the complaint,

Filed plaintiffe motion to eet briefing echedule,

DaTR

2-18-75

2-19-75

2-27-75

2-28-75

2-27-75

Docket Entries

Filed plaintiffs motion to defer deposition of

plaintiff John Daniel.

Enter order dated February 18, 1975; Leave to

plaintiff to file brief in opposition to Interna.

tional Teametere motion to diemiae on or before

February 19, 1975 and leave to file reply thereto

on or before February 26, 1975, Plaintiffs mo-

tion to aet briefing schedule for plaintiffe motion

to dismiss denied, Motion plaintiff to defer

deposition of John Daniel ie denied and anid

deposition is limited to jaene of clase action and

leave ia granted to all partion in thie netion to

participate in eald deposition, Awetin, 7, Mailed

notices 2/19/75,

Fnter order dated February 18, 1975; Motion

of defendants 705 and Louise FP, Peick to with.

draw atipnlation to diemiea International Broth.

erhood of Toamatore wranted without objection.

Anatin, J. Mailed notices 2/19/75,

Filed defendant's Notice,

Enter order dated February 27, 1975; Motion

of defendant International Brotherhood of

Teamators for leave to file inatanter Reply Briof

20 pages in length in enpport of ite pending

Motion to Diemiea Counte T and TT eranted.,

Statue report set for March 5, 1975 ie roset for

March 12, 1975, Auetin, J. Notice mailed

2/28/75,

Filed reply brief of defendant, Trternational

Brotherhood of Teameters, Chauffeurs, Ware.

housemen & Helpers of Amerien in enpport of

ite motion to diemiss counte IT and Il of the

complaint.

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a 5-75

B~ be 75

4~ 17h

9. 5-75

9- 5-75

a 7-75

Ae 7-75

f- 7-76

4-10-75

Docket Entries

PROCEEDI NOR

Filed Notice of Motion,

Filed plaintiff's Motion for leave to file.

Kiled Supplemental Memorandum of plaintiffs

in Opposition to defendant International Broth-

erhoml of Teameters motion to dismiss counts

T and I of the complaint,

Enter order dated 3.5.75. Motion of plaintiff

for leave to Mile inetonter a 4 page brief memo-

randam in reeponee to new of inappropriate

mattere raivod bw defendant, Teamsters Inter-

national in ite reply brief, granted, Austin, J.

Mailed Notices 3.6.75,

Filed Notice.

Filed Motion of defendant Teamsters Interna-

tional for motion on plaintiff to appear for his

deposition on Tuesday, Mareh 11, 1975.

Pinter order dated 4.5.75. Motion argued. Leave

aranted to withdraw motion..Avetin J. Mailed

Notices 3.7.75,

Filed defendanta notice of motion re leave to

file reply to plaintiffe additional memorandum

ote.

Filed stipulation for plaintiff te withdraw his

supplemental memoramtimn in opposition to de-

fendant INT motion to diemies,

Finter order dated Mareh 7. 1975: Motion of

defendant Tenametere Tnternational for leave to

file inetanter (1) ite anewer to plaintiffs cor-

rected amendment to the complaint and (2) its

reply to plaintiffe additional memorandum op-

posing the motion to diemias, granted. Austin, J.

Mailed notices 3/10/75.

DATE

3-10-75

3- 7-75

3-11-75

3-14-75

Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Enter order dated March 7, 1975. Motion pur-

suant to stipulation to permit plaintiff to with-

draw his supplemental memorandum filed March

5, 1975 and for the same to be stricken and dis-

regarded by the Court, granted. Austin, J,

Mailed notices 3/10/75.

Enter order dated March 7, 1975: On the courts

own motion, the status report set for March

12, 1975 is cancelled. Austin J. Mailed notices

3/10/75.

Filed answer of defendant International Broth-

erhood to corrected count VI of complaint.

Enter order dated March 4, 1975: Ir 1s Heresy

ORDERED that this cause is reassigned to the

calendar of Judge Flaum from the calendar of

Judge Austin in exchange for 74 C 570 and

74 C 1892-1902.

Enter order dated March 3, 1975: This matter

is transferred to the Executive Committee with

the recommendation that it be reassigned to

the calendar of Judge Flaum in return for

twelve related cases received from _ him.

Austin, J. Mailed notices 3/14/75.

Enter order dated March 5, 1975: The above

captioned case is presently pending on my

calendar. I recommend that the Executive Com-

mittee assign it to the calendar of Judge Flaum

for the reason indicated below. Anstin, JJ.

Enter order dated March 10, 1975: It is hereby

ordered that the above captioned case be and the

same is hereby reassigned to the calendar of

Judge Flaum for the reason indicated above.

Robson, J. for the executive committee. Mailed

notices 3/14/75.

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Docket Entries

DATE PROCEEDINUS

3-12--75 Filed Notice.

3-12-75 Filed defendant International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen &

Helpers of America’s Motion for simultaneous

consideration of class certification issues and

plaintiff’s motion to voluntarily dismiss Inter-

national Teamsters.

3-12-75 .Filed Memorandum in support of motion for

simultaneous ete.

3-12-75 Filed plaintiff’s motion to withdraw stipulation

to withdraw supplemental memorandum of

plaintiff's in opposition to defendant Teamsters’

International motion to dismiss counts T and IT

of the complaint.

3-18-75 Enter order dated 3-12-75: The above captioned

ease is presently pending on my calendar. I

recommend that the Executive Committee assign

it to the ealendar of .Jndge Austin for the reason

indicated below. Flaum, J. Enter order dated

3-17-75: Ir Is H[eneny Orperep that the above

captioned cause be and the same is hereby

reassigned to the calendar of Judge Austin for

the reason indicated above. Witt, J. Mailed

Notices 3-18-75.

4— 9-75 Enter order dated April 9, 1975. The motion

for class certification is taken under Local Rule

13 for briefing. Plaintiff is granted 10 days to

file a memorandum in support of class certifica-

tion, defendants are granted 10 days thereafter

to reply. The motion to voluntarily dismiss

International Teamsters is also taken under

Local Rule 13. Austin, J. Mailed notices 4-9-75.

DATE

4-22-75

4-23-75

4-28-75

lla

Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Filed Plaintiffs notice of motion.

Filed Plaintiffs motion to defer the filing of a

memorandum and motion with respect to class

issues, ete.

Filed Memorandum in support of plaintiffs

motion to defer the filing of a memorandun and

motion with respect to class issues, ete.

Enter order dated April 22, 1975. Order leave

plaintiff to file first wave and class interrog-

atories within 14 days, said interrogatories are

limited to 20 questions. Plaintiffs memo with

respect to class issues to be filed within 60 days,

defendants’ answering memo and answering

memo re motion to dismiss to be filed within 20

days thereafter. Will, J. Mailed notices 4-23-75.

Enter order dated April 16, 1975. This matter

is transferred to the Executive Committee with

the recommendation that it be reassigned to the

calendar of Judge Marovitz in return for the

Bresler Ice Cream Co. Cases, 73 C 1397, 73 C

2777, and 74 C 1668. Austin, J. Mailed notices

4-28-75.

(a) Enter order dated April 18, 1975. Onperep

transfer of case to the exeentive committee

for reassignment for return for the Bresler

Ice Cream cases, 73 C 1397, 73 C 2777 and

74 C 1668, Austin, J.

(b) Enter order dated April 23, 1975: Onrnrrep

that this case be and the same is hereby

reassigned to the calendar of Judge Maro-

vitz, for the reason indicated in (a). For

The Executive Committee, Parsons, .J.

Mailed notices 4-28-75 (Reassianep To

JupGE MaroviTz).

DATE

5- 6-75

o- 7-75

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Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Filed plaintiff’s consolidated interrogatories to

defendants International Brotherhood of Team-

sters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and Telpers

of America, etc., et al. Set No. 1.

Filed plaintiff’s notice of motion with motion

for entry of order of this court allowing him to

file first wave of interrogatories as of May 6,

1975.

Enter order dated May 7, 1975. Enter order

granting motion of plaintiff for entry of an

order of this court allowing him to file first wave

of interrogatories as of May 6, 1975, the date

of actual filing, which date is 2 days later than

heretofore authorized by order of court. Time

to answer or object is extended to August 18,

1975. Leave is granted plaintiff to file reply

brief to defendants reply brief. Motions to

dismiss the complaint are set for disposition on

July 18, 1975 at 10:00 a.m.—Marovitz, J. Mailed

notices 5-8-75.

Filed notice.

Filed defendant, Teamsters International’s mo-

tion to correct minute order entered May 7, 1975

to show plaintiff's motion for leave to file inter-

rogatories withdrawn, not granted.

Enter order dated May 22, 1975. Enter order

granting motion of defendant Teamsters Inter-

national to correct minute order of May 7, 1975

to show motion of plaintiff for leave to file inter-

rogatories withdrawn, not granted. Marovitz, J.

Mailed notices 5-23-75,

DATE

6— 6-75

7-17-75

7-22-75

9-22-75

9-19-75

10- 9-75

10-10-75

10- 9-75

10—- 9-75

13a

Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Filed deposition of John B. Daniel.

Clerk’s file copy of transcript of proceedings had

before Honorable Hubert L. Will on April 22,

1975, filed by official court reporter.

Enter order dated July 18, 1975. Order cause is

continued for disposition of motions to dismiss

on November 21, 1975 at 11:00 a.m. Marovitz, J.

Mailed notices 7-22-75.

Enter order dated September 22, 1975. On

court’s own motion, order cause set for status

report on October 10, 1975 at 10:00 a.m. McGarr,

J. Mailed notices 9-22-75.

Order cause reassigned to Jupcze McGarr

(DRAFT)—The Executive Committee. _

Filed motion for plaintiff class action certifica-

tion.

Filed motion for defendant class action certifi-

cation.

Enter order dated October 9, 1975. Motion for

plaintiff class action certification and motion

for defendant class action certification are en-

tered and continued generally. Status report

set for October 10, 1975 is vacated. McGarr, J.

Mailed notices 10-10-75.

Filed defendants’ notice.

Filed defendants’ supplemental memorandum of

defendant International Brotherhood of Team-

sters in support of its motion to dismiss Counts

I and II of the complaint.

DATE

10-10-75

10-15-75

10-20-75

10-21-74

10-30-75

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Docket Entries

PROCFEDINGS

Enter order dated October 9, 1975. Enter order:

motion of defendant Teamster International for

leave to file instanter supplemental memo-

randum in support of its pending motion to dis-

miss Counts I and IT is granted. MeGarr, J.

Mailed notices 10-10-75.

(A) Enter order dated October 8, 1975: OrperEn

transfer of case to the Exeeutive Committee for

reassignment for reasons indicated on letter at-

tavhed, to this order. MeGarr, J. (B) Enter

order dated October 8, 1975: Orperen that this

cause be reassigned to Judge Austin for the

reason indicated on letter attached to order.

Enter for the Executive Committee—Parson,

C.J. Mailed notices 10-10-75. (Rrassianep To

Jupaz Austin)

Order cause reassigned to Kirkuanp. (Drarr)—

The Executive Committee.

Filed plaintilfs notice of motion with motion to

vacate order allowing defendant Teamsters Tn-

ternational io file supplemental memorandum

and to enter order continuing such matter gen-

erally.

Enter order dated October 20, 1975: Plaintiffs

motion to vaente order allowing defendant

Teamsters International to file supplemental

memorandunt entered and continued before the

Judge to whom this case will be reassigned.

Will, J. Mailed notiees 10-21-75,

Filed defendants notice.

DATE

10-31-75

12- 1-75

12- 3-75

12-18-75

12-19-75

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Docket Entries

PROCEEDINGS

Enter order dated October 30, 1975. Ordered

that cause is continued to December 2, 1975 for

a report on status.—Kirkland, J. Mailed notices

10-31-75.

Filed plaintiff's consolidated interrogatories to

defendants’ Set No. 1.

Enter order dated 12-2-75, Cause is continued to

December 18, 1975 for a further status report.

Krexianp, J. Mailed notices 12-3-75.

Filed defendant’s notice.

Filed defendants Local 705 and Peick’s notice

or motion; Motion of defendants that the court

reject the plaintiffs first set of consolidated

interrogatories or that their responses be stayed.

Filed Plaintiff’s reply memorandum in opposi-

tion to defendant International Brotherhood of

the Teamsters’ motion to dismiss Counts I and

II of the complaint.

Filed defendant Teamsters International to

strike plaintiff's first set of interrogatories.

Enter order dated 12-18-75; Defendants’ motion

to strike plaintiff's interrogatories is to be

briefed on a simultaneous schedule to plaintiffs

motion to certify class. The movants in each

motion are to file first brief January 17, 1976,

respective answer briefs are due 20 days there-

after and reply briefs 10 days iater. Cause is

continued to May 4, 1976 for report on status.—

Krexianp, J. Mailed notices 12-19-75.

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12-19-75

12-175

1<27~-71i

1-28-76

1-27-74

1-28-7143

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Docket Entries

PROCKRDINGOS

Enter order dated 12-18-75; Filed Memorandum

A ( er en order of procedure in the

above-ontitled cnuse—Kinktayo, J. Mal :

inoo enna nailed no

Filed Memorandum of Court.

Kiled plaintifts notice of motion with motion

to allow jiling instanter plaintiff's addition te

the defendant Class motion heretofore fled.

Enter order dated 1.27.76; Motion to allow filing

instanter plaintiff's addition to the defendant

class motion heretofore Aled js granted, Previ.

ously set status date of May 4, 1976 remaine in

effect. The memorandum in support of plain.

tiffs motion for plaintiff and defendant class

action certification and determination pursuant

to Rule 23 of the FRCP is given a briefing

yy es . 0 _ ve defendants response and

ye for plaintiffs reply.-K

Mailed notivos 1.28.76 att wramlee

Filed plaintif's amendment to plaintiff. mo.

tion for defendant class certification.

pian? aarp of defendant Teamsters In

ernational in support of motion t ’

in tae 1 to etrike plain.

Enter order dated 1-27-76; Motion of defendant

International Brotherhood of Teamsters for

leave to Mle inatantor ite memorandum in «up.

port of ite motion to strike plaintiffs htennens

torios ix granted, Muaintife are to file anewerin

brief by February 16, 1976 and defendants er

Febraary 26, 1970 "reviously set status date

of May 4, wya renwine in off t

Mailed notlews 1.28.76. eet,” Kinktanp, J.

1-28-76

8 2-76

3 9-76

2-26-76

%- 3-76

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Docket Entries

Filed plaintiffs notice of motion with motion

for leave to file second amendment to complaint.

Filed plaintiff's second amendment to the com.

plaint.

Filed Memorandum in support of plaintiff's

motion for plaintiff and defendant class action

vertification and determination pursuant to Rule

23 of the FRCP.

Enter order dated 1-27-76; Plaintiffs motion for

leave to file second amendment to complaint in-

stanter is granted, Briefing schedule re-filing

of second amendment to complaint ie set at 20

days for a reaponse and 10 daye for a reply.

Previously sect statue date of May 4, 1976 re.

maine in effect. Krextann, J, Mailed notices

1.28.76.

Ieeved summons and nine copies with nine

copies of complaint to as to all defendants per

amended complaint.

Enter order dated 3.1.76; Buter Memorandum

opinion and order (Dnart) Defendants’ motions

to diamias the complaint are denied in their

entirety —Kmtann, J. Mailed notices 3-2-76,

Filed defendant Local 705 and Peick’s notice of

motion; Motion to extend time within which to

file their briefs with respect to the class action

and other issues.

Enter order dated 3-2-76; All parties are al-

lowed 20 days to file briefs or briefs in support

of motions already on file, Discovery matters

will be referred to a Magistrate. Kimxtano, J.

Mailed notices 3-3-76.

DATE

3- 3-76

3 9-76

3-15-76

3-16-76

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Enter order dated 3-2-76; Defendant Teamsters

International are allowed an extension of time

of 20 days within which to file brief opposing

plaintiffs motion to certify a class, Kinxtann, J,

Mailed notices 3.3.76,

Enter order dated 3.3.76; Pursuant to Rule and

Rule 1.01 ©, this case is being referred to the

Executive Committee for referral to a Magis-

trate for the resolution of all pending and future

discovery matters, (b) It is hereby ordered that

the above captioned case be referred by lot to

& Magistrate of thie Court according to the

rules, Renssigned to Maotwrnare Sveaman,

Parsons, Chief Judge for Executive Committee.

Mailed notices 3.8.76,

Enter order dated 8.8.76; This mattor je eet for

status on Tuesday, April 27, 1976 at 9:90 a.m—

Svesmaw, M. Mailed noticos 3.0.76.

Enter order cated 9-15-76; Tt is hereby ordered

that the above captioned case be referred by lot

to a Magistrate of thie Court according to the

Rules, Pansows, J. Referred to Maotwrnate

Batoo, Mailed notivos 3-15-76,

Enter order dated 9.11.76. Tt appearing that

this cause was previously referred to a Mag.

istrate, it is hereby ordered that the order of

March 5, 1976 referring this cause to a magis.

trate according to the rules is vacated, Panao

J. Mailed notices 9.15.76, ——

Filed Plaintiff. Memorandum in opposition to

defendants’ motion and memorandum to «trike

plaintiff's interrogatories.

DATE

3-23-76

4-15-76

4-13-76

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Filed summons returned served on Local 705

Intern’) Bro’hood of Teoamatera, ote, Frank

Kraty, Bruno Fillipini, Peter Janopolous, Frank

Bridge, W. Bugene MeCarron, Ralph Nicders,

Sr. and M. W. Siewart, Jr.

Filed aMdavit of Joseph B. Dean,

Filed affidavit of Cramer M. Gilmore UT with

Exhibit A & B.

Filed defendant, Local 705 International Broth.

erhood of Teamatera, Chauffeurs, Warehouse

men, and Helpers of America’s brief in «npport

of their motion to vacate the court's March 1,

1976 order as it relates to Counte I and IL,

Filed defendants Local 705 International Broth.

erhood of Teamsters, ete, and Louie F. Peick's

yotice of motion with motion to vacate the

March 1, 1976 order and diemise Counts T & TI

of the complaint, or to amend the order to cer.

tify purenant to 28 USC Section 1292(1).

Filed defendant, International Brotherhood of

Teamsters ete, notice of Ming motion to recon.

sider the order of March 1, 1976,

Filed defendant, International Brotherhood of

Teamaters ote, motion (1) to reconsider the

Court's order of March 1, 1976, Re: Counts I

and TT, to vacate that order and enter an order

dismissing «aid counts; (TT) or, alternatively,

to amend anid order to provide for certification

pursnant to 28 U.S.C, Section 1292(b).

DaT®

4-14-76

4-19.76

4-21-76

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Enter order dated April 13, 1976; Motions of

defendants’ for a review and reconsideration of

Court's order entered on or about March 1, 1976

are denied, Defendant International Brother.

hood of Teametera denied leave to file ite brief

to review and reconsider, Defendants have until

April 22, 1971) to file anewer brief re; clase cor.

tifeation, Reply brief due 30 daye thereafter,

Cause continued to April 16, 1976 for aubii«

sion of certain agreed order, Kirkland, J, Matled

notices 4-14.76,

Enter order dated April 19, 1976; Motions of

defendants for reconsideration of Court's order

of March 1, 1976 are denied, The alternative mo.

tions of defendants for amendment of Court's

order of March 1, 1976 are allowed, Motion of

defendant International Brotherhood of Team

sters that proceedings herein be ataved pending

interlocutory appeal i« denied, Kirkland, J.

(DRAFT) Mailed noticos 4.19.76,

Filed defendants’ notice of Mling appearance for

the additional defendants, those defendants’ Mo.

tion to Diemix«, all local defendante’ opposition

to the plaintiff's requested clase certifications.

and brief in support thereof.

Filed appearance of defendante W. Fngone Me.

Carron, Brano Fillippini, Prank Bridge, M. 7.

Siewert, Jr, Veter Janopolous, and Ralph Nic

dert, as Trustecs of the Local 705 International

Brotherhood of Tenwatera Pension Fund, and

Frank Kratky, and that of their attorney Sher.

man Carmell,

DATE

4-21-76

+ 21-76

+-21-76

4-22-76

4-28-76

6- &-76

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Filed motion of additional defendants to dis.

mise the second amended complaint.

Filed opposition of defendant truatecs of the

Lovnal 705 pension fund and certain oMvers of

Local 705 to the plaintiffs requested lace cor.

tifleations.

Filed Local defendants’ brief in opposition to

the plaintiff's requested class certifications,

Filed aMdavit of Joseph W. Ballew.

Filed defendant International Brotherhood of

Teamsters’ motion for oral argument on clase

isenes pursuant to Local Rule 13(d),

Filed defendant International Brotherhood of

Teamsters’ memorandum in opposition to plain-

tiffs motion for certification of plaintiff and

defendant classes and with respect to plaintiff.

motion for voluntary diemiseal as to defendant

International Brotherhood of Teamsters,

Enter order dated April 27, 1976. Statue con.

ference held, Matter continued for further etatus

on Tuesday, June 15, 1976 at 9:00 am, Sues.

man, M. Mailed notices 428-76,

Filed plaintiff's notice of motion with motion

for extension of time to file memorandum in

response to defendants’ memorandum in oppo-

sition to plaintiff's motion for plaintiff's and de.

fendante’ clase action certification,

DATE

6- 9-76

6-18-76

6 24-76

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Enter order dated June 8, 1976; Motion for ex-

tension of time to file plaintiff's memorandum in

response to defendants’ memorandum in opposi-

tion to plaintiffs motion for plaintiff's and de-

fendante’ clase action certification to July 31,

1976 ie @ranted, Ruling on motions to be ren-

dered by mail, Canee ie given a future status

report date of October 21, 1976. Kirkland, J.

Mailed notices 60-76,

Enter order dated 6.17 76, Order defendants to

make appropriate reaponees to interrogatories,

ete, Set for etatue on September 30, 1976 at

9:00 a.m, DRAVT, Sveataw, M, Mailed notices

6.18-76,

Filed certified copy of order from U.S.C.A. This

matter comes before the Court on the “Petition

for permission to appeal under 28 USC Sec.

1202(b): filed herein on May 3, 1976 by counsel

for the defendante-petitioners, The plaintiff-

respondent wae today «ranted permission to file

inetanter hie memorandum in response to the

aforeanid petition, Aleo as of this date, the

National Coordinating Committee for Multi-

employer Plane wae granted permission to file

an amiens curiae brief in support of the defen-

dant-petitioners’ petition for permission to

appeal, It is ordered that the defendants’ peti-

tioners’ petition for permission to appeal from

the interlocutory orders of March 1, 1976 and

April 19, 1976 ia hereby eranted, ($5.00 paid).

Tranemitted cowy of docket to U.S.C.A.—7th

Cirevit, and Mailed copy of certified copy of

order from U.S.C.A, to Lawrence Walner &

Asaoe., Peter J, Barack, Sherman Carmell, and

Sidney Dickstein.

DATB

6-25-76

7— 2-76

7-12-76

7-14-76

7-21-16

8- 4-76

8 4-76

8 6-76

8 4-76

8-27-76

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PROCEEDINGS

Filed bond on appeal. ($250.00).

Filed defendant IBT description of transcript

ordered.

Filed motion of defendant I.B.T. for extension

of time for transmission of record on inter-

locutory appeal.

Enter order dated 7-12-76. Motion of Teamsters

International pursuant to Rule 11 (d) of Federal

Rules of Appellate procedure for two-week

extension to August 10, 1976 of time to transmit

record on appeal granted.—Grapy, J. Mailed

notices 7-14-76.

Filed answer of defendant IBT to plaintiff's

first set of interrogatories.

Filed Designation for full record on appeal.

Filed Notice.

Filed Motion to extend time to transmit record.

Enter order dated 8-4-76: Motion of defendant

LB.T. for extension of time until August 31,

1976 to transmit record on appeal, granted.

Motion of plaintiff for an extension of time

until October 1, 1976 to file reply brief is

granted. Cause is continued to December 2,

1976 at 10:00 AM for further status report.—

Krmxuanp, J. Mailed Notices 8-6-76.

Filed withdrawal of plaintiff's motion to dis-

miss voluntarily defendant Teamsters’ Inter-

national.

Clerks filed copy of transcripts of proceedings

had before Judge Kirkland on April 13, 1976

filed by official Court reporter.

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Complaint

In THE

Untrep States District Court

For tHe NortHern District or Intrwom

Eastern Drvision

Case No. 74 C 2865

" Joun Danret, for himself and

on behalf of all others similarly situated,

Plaintiff,

—VY,—

INTERNATIONAL BroTHERHOOD oF TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS,

WarkEHOUSEMEN, and Hevpers or America, a labor union

organization; and Looat 705 InrernatTionaL BrorHeEr-

HOOD OF TEAMSTERS, CHAUFFEURS, WAREHOUSEMEN, and

Hetrers or America, a labor union organization, by

themselves and as representatives of the class of all

local Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated; and

Lovis Prick, by himself and as representative of all

Trustees of all Teamster pension funds and as repre-

sentative of all Officers of all Teamster unions similarly

situated,

Defendants.

Now comes the Plaintiff, John Daniel, by his attorneys,

Peter J. Barack and Lawrence Walner, and complaining of

the Defendants, International Brotherhood of Teamsters,

Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a

labor union organization, and Local 705 International

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Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen,

and Helpers of America, a labor union organization, by

themselves and as representatives of the class of all local

Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated; and Louis

Peick, by himself and as representative of all Trustees of

all Teamster pension funds and as representative of all

Officers of all Teamster unions similarly situated, brings

this civil action for himself and on behalf of all other

members of all Teamster unions as a class pursuant to

Rule 23 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure, and for

cause of complaint alleges:

Count I

JURISDICTION

1. The jurisdiction of this Court to hear Counts I-II

of this Complaint is based on Section 27 of the Securities

Exchange Act of 1934, 15 U.S.C. Section 78a-78}j (herein-

after referred to as “Exchange Act”), and on Section 22(a)

of the Securities Act of 1933, 15 U.S.C. Section 77a-77aa

(hereinafter referred to as the “Securities Act”), and as

hereinafter set forth, this action involves violations of Sec-

tion 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder

as set forth in 17 CFR. 240.10(b)-5 and Section 17(a) of

the Securities Act. The jurisdiction of this Court to hear

Count ITI of this Complaint is based on the original juris-

diction of the Court to hear “any civil action or proceeding

arising under any Act of Congress regulating commerce or

protecting trade and commerce against restraints and

monopolies,” 28 U.S.C., Section 1337, and on Section 301(a)

of the National Labor Relations Act, 29 U.S.C. Section

185(a) (hereinafter referred to as “NLRA”), and as here-

inafter set forth, this action involves violations of Section

9(a) of the NLRA, 29 U.S.C. Section 159(a). This Court

has pendant jurisdiction to hear Counts IV-V of this Com-

plaint and, as hereinafter set forth more fully, Counts

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IV-V of this Complaint involve claims, based on fraud and

breach of fiduciary duty, which arise out of a nucleus of

operative fact common to Counts I-III of this Complaint.

2. This action is not a collusive one to confer jurisdic-

tion upon a Court of the United States which it would not

otherwise have.

VENUE

3. The Defendants named in this Complaint are in-

habitants of, are found in, or transact business within the

Northern District of Illinois. (Section 22(a) of the Secu-

rities Act and Section 27 of the Exchange Act). The sales

of securities involved herein took place, in part, in the

Northerr District of Illinois. (Section 22(a) of the Secu-

rities Act.) The Defendant labor union organizations

named in this Complaint maintain their principal offices

within or have their duly authorized officers or agents

engaged in representing or otherwise acting for their mem-

bers within the Northern District of Illinois (Section 301(c)

of the NLRA).

PLAINTIFF

4. The Plaintiff, John Daniel, is a resident of the State

of Illinois.

5. The Plaintiff is proceeding here on behalf of him-

self and on behalf of all other members of the Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-

housemen, and Helpers of America (hereinafter referred

to as “Teamsters International”), Local 705 International

Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America (hereinafter referred to as “Local

705”) and all other affiliate locals of the Teamsters Inter-

national as a class, who have purchased and acquired an

interest in a Teamsters pension fund.

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6. The Plaintiff, by his attorneys, brings this action on

his own behalf and, pursuant to Rule 23 of the Federal

Rules of Civil Procedure, as representative of the class

of all other members of Teamsters International, Local

705, and all other affiliate locals of Teamsters International

in the United States as described above. Said members of

the class are similarly situated and are so numerous that

joinder of all members is impracticable. Except as to the

amount of damages each member of the class has by him-

self sustained, all other questions of law and fact are com-

mon to the class. The rights of the members of the class

involve such common questions of law and fact which pre-

dominate over any questions affecting the Plaintiff named

herein. This class action is superior to other methods for

the fair and efficient adjudication of the controversy herein

described. The claims of the Plaintiff are typical of those

to be asserted for the class. Plaintiff will fairly and ade-

quately protect the interests of the class.

DEFENDANTS

7. Defendant International Brotherhood of Teamsters,

Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of America is a

national labor union organization consisting principally of

a voluntary association of drivers of various vehicles and

other workers. Teamsters International is named herein

as a Defendant by itself and as a representative of the class

of all local Teamster affiliate unions. By means of its con-

stitution and the constitution of its various local affiliates;

the allocation of dues and other monies, and various other

ways, Teamsters International is contractually related to

and otherwise associated and affiliated with its local Team-

ster union organizations throughout the United States.

Moreover, on information and belief, Teamsters Inter-

national also assists Local 705 and all other local affiliates

of Teamsters Internationa] in the investment and man-

eee es

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agement of monies held in Trust by the pension plans of

all such local Teamster affiliates.

8. Defendant Local 705 International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America is a labor union organization and local affiliate

of Teamsters International, and is named herein as a

Defendant by itself and as a representative of the class of

all local affiliates of Teamsters International similarly

situated. ,

9. Defendant Louis Peick is a Trustee of the pension

trust fund of Local 705, and is named herein as a De-

fendant by himself and as a representative of all Trustees

of all Teamster pension trust funds. Defendant Peick is

also an Officer of Local 705 and is also named herein as

a Defendant as a representative of all Officers of Team-

sters International and of all local affiliates of Teamsters

International.

10. At all times hereinafter mentioned, the Defendants,

jointly and/or individually, individually or as a servant,

agent, trustee, or representative for each of the other De-

fendants, and each of them, acted for, ratified, and ap-

proved all of the acts alleged herein by each of the other

Defendants; and the Defendants, at all times hereinafter

mentioned, jointly and/or individually, individually or as

servant, agent, trustee, or representative for each of the

other Defendants, and each of them acted in concert with

each of the other Defendants and aided and abetted each

of the other Defendants in and with respect to all of the

acts alleged herein.

Facts

11. Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other

local affiliates of Teamsters International negotiate labor

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contracts with companies across the United States for the

benefit of their members who are employees of such com-

panies. Pursuant to the various terms and conditions of

such contracts, the union members of Teamsters Interna-

tional, Local 705, and all other local affiliates of Teamsters

International customarily agree to provide their labor ser-

vices to and to work as employees of such companies in

return for the payment of wages and the receipt of various

other forms of consideration.

12. At least since 1955, or earlier, all or most of the

labor contracts negotiated by Teamsters International,

Local 705, and all other local affiliates of Teamsters Inter-

national have provided for the establishment of pension

plans for their union members. Pursuant to the terms of

such labor contracts, companies who employ Teamster

union members agree to make certain set payments into

local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International pension

funds for such Teamster union members and as part con-

sideration for the labor services provided by such union

members. Such monies contributed into local Teamster

affiliate or Teamsters International pension funds are cus-

tomarily held in trust and invested by pension trust fund

Trustees. Teamster union member employees thus con-

tribute their labor services in return for, in part, their

participating interest in such local Teamster affiliate or

Teamsters International pension trust fund.

13. The pension plans established by the Teamsters In-

ternational, Local 705, and all other local affiliates of Team-

sters International do not differ in any material respect

for the purposes of this litigation. All such pension plans

have very long and arbitrary vesting periods. Under the

length requirement of the vesting period provisions of the

Teamster pension plans, no pension benefit of any kind is

available to a Teamster union member who does not meet

en eee

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the requisite vesting period. As a result, all contribution

paid into any such pension fund by an employer for a

Teamater union member employee would, if the length re-

quirement were not met, be forfeited, and the value of the

member's interest in the pension fund would be worthless.

Although the length requirement of the vesting period may

vary in some insignificant amount between the pension

plans established by the Teamsters International, Local

705, and all other local affiliates of Teamsters Interna.

tional, the, provisions requiring forfeiture and the denial

of any pension benefit are the same.

14. All or most of the pension plans established by the

Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other local af.

filiates of Teamsters International require not only a

lengthy and arbitrary vesting period but also continuity

of employment with an employer, or employers, who have

entered into a labor contract with a Teamsters union over

the full length of the vesting period. Under the continuity

requirement or break in service rule of the Teamater pen-

sion plans, no pension benefit of any kind is available to a

Teameter union member who has been employed with a

covered employer, or employers, for the full length require.

ment of the vesting period but whose employment career

is not continuous and uninterrupted, As a result, all con-

tributions paid into any such pension fund by an employer

for a Teamster union member employee would in this situa-

tion be forfeited, and the value of the member's interest

in the pension fund would be worthless.

15. All monies contributed into a local Teamster affiliate

or Teamsters International pension fund are invested by

pension trust fund Trustees, and such trust funds would

over the long run be reasonably expected to grow through

the accumulation of dividends, interest and other earnings.

A Teamster union member who does not meet the length

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or continuity requirement of the vesting provision of his

Teamater union pension plan will also forfeit his

pating interest in any accumulated earnings on all om-

ployer contributions made on his behalf.

16, Plaintiff John Daniel has been a member of Local

705 since 1951, Plaintiff has paid or has had employer

payments made on his behalf into the Local 705 pension

fund for a period of about twenty-two and one-half years

(224), including past service contributions, The vesting

provision of the Local 705 pension plan requires a union

member to have worked for a covered employer, or om-

ployers, for twenty (20) consecutive yoars of uninterrupted

service, Because Plaintiff John Daniel's twenty-two and

one-half years (224%) of service with a covered employer,

or employers, were interrupted by a four, or seven, month

break from December, 1960 to July, 1961, he has been de-

nied all benefits under the Local 705 pension plan. All

employer contributions made on his behalf into the Local

705 pension fund have, accordingly, been forfeited, even

though such break in service was occasioned by an invol-

untary lay off. All accumulated earnings on all employer

contributions made on his behalf into the Local 705 pen-

sion fund have likewise been forfeited.

17. Beginning at least as early as 1965, and continuing

until the present time, labor union defendants Teamsters

International Local 705, and all other local affiliates of

Teamsters International, and the individual Trustees of

all Teamster pension funds, and the individual Officers

of all Teamster unions, have, through the use of the mails

and other instrumentalities of interstate commerce, know

ingly misrepresented certain material facts and omi

to state other material facts relating to the value

Teamster union member's participating interest in his

Teamater affiliate or Teamsters International pension

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Such misrepresentations of certain material facta made

by the Defendants and the omission to state other material

facts include, but are not limited to:

A. Misrepresentations:

(1) Misleading statements as to the length require-

(2)

ment of the vesting provision for the payment of

a benefit from a local Teameter affiliate or Team.

sters International pension fund to a Teameter

nnion member; and

Misleading statements as to the continuity re-

quirement of the vesting provision for the pay-

ment of a benefit from a local Teamster affiliate

or Teamsters International pension fund to a

Teamater union member.

B,. Omissions of Material Fact:

(1)

(2)

(3)

Omitting to state that a Teamater union member

would receive no pension benefit from a local

Teamster aMfiliate or Teamsters International

pension fund if he did not meet the length re-

quirement of the vesting provision of such fund;

Omitting to state that a Teamater union member

would receive no pension benefit from a loca)

Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International

pension fund if he did not meet the continuity

requirement of the vesting provision of such

fund;

Omitting to state that all employer contributions

made on behalf of a Teamster union member into

a local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters Interna-

tional pension fund would be forfeited if the

Teamster union member did not meet the length

and continuity requirements of the vesting pro-

vision of such fund;

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(4) Omitting to state that all accumulated earnings

on all employer contributions made on behalf of

a Teamater union member into a local Teameter

affiliate or Teamsters International pension fund

would be forfeited if the Teamater union member

did not meet the length and continuity require.

ments of the vesting provision of such fund;

(5) Omitting to state the actuarial basis on which

any local Teamater afiliate or Teamsters Inter.

national pension fund has been constructed and

the actuarial likelihood that a Teamster union

member will receive back as a pension benefit any

or all of any employer contributions made on his

behalf into a local Teamster affiliate or Toamaters

International pension fund;

(6) Omitting to state that the actuarial basis on

which any local Teamster affiliate or Teamaters

International pension fund has been constructed

is arbitrary and without any reasonable basis in

fact; and

(7) Omitting to state that funds held in trust for

local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters Interna.

tional pension funds have been diverted from

their lawful purposes and have been used by the

Defendants to their own benefit or to the benefit

of others or to enhance Defendants’ own position,

status, or prestige, or to enhance the position,

status or prestige of others.

18. As a result of such misrepresentations by Defen-

dante of certain material facts and the omission by Defen-

dante to state other material facts and the failure of

Defendants to make full and complete disclosure as to the

value of a Teamsters union member's participating interest

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in his local Teamater affiliate or Teamsters International

pension fund, Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents have purchased and acquired an interest in

a local Teamater affiliate or Teamsters International pen-

sion fand by agreeing to provide their labor services to

employers who have labor contracts with any such local

Teamster affiliate or Toameters International.

Viotations ALLacED

19. The misrepresentations of certain material facts and

the omission to state other material facts relating to the

value of a Teamster union member's participating interest

in his local Teamater affiliate or Teamsters International

pension fund by Defendants International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America, 4 labor union organization, and Loca) 705 Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-

housemen, and Helpers of America, a labor union organiza.

tion, by themselves and as representatives of the class of

all local Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated, and

Louis Peick, by himself and as representative of all

Trustees of all Teamster pension funds and as representa-

tive of all Officers of all Teamster unions similarly situated,

constitute a violation of Section 10(b) of the Exchange

Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder in that Defendants have, in

connection with the sale to Plaintiff, and all other members

of the class he represents, of a security:

a) used means and instrumentalities of commerce and

the mails; and have

b) employed a device, scheme, or artifice to defraud;

and

c) made antrue statements of material fact or omitted

to state a material fact necessary in order to make

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the statements made, in light of the circumstances

under which they were made, not misleading; and

d) engaged in acts, practices, and a course of business

which operated as a fraud or deceit upon Plaintiff

and all other members of the clase he represents.

20, As a direct and proximate result of Defendants’

violation of Section 10(b) of the Exchange Act and Rule

10b-5 thereunder, Plaintiff and all other members of the

class he represents have sustained substantial loss and

injury.

Praven von Rewer

Wruenerons, Plaintiff prays that thie Court:

a) Make a determination that the named Plaintiff

represents all other Teamster union members in

the United States as a class as heretofore alleged ;

b) Find that Defendants International Brotherhood

of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America, a labor union organization, and

Local 705 International Brotherhood of Teamaters,

Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America, a labor union organization, by themselves

and as representatives of the class of all local

Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated; and

Louis Peick, by himself and as representative of

all Trustees of all Teamster pension funds and as

representative of all Officers of all Teameter unions

similarly situated, have violated Section 10(b) of

the Exchange Act and Rule 10b-5 thereunder ;

¢) Order that all pension fund agreements of the

Teamsters International and all local Teamster

affiliate unions be reformed by deleting therefrom

all arbitrary length and continuity requirements of

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all vesting provisions in such pension fund agree-

mente;

d) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all pension benefits unlawfully

denied Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents, with interest thereon;

6) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all those funds held in trust for

locg] Teamster affiliate or Teameters International

pension funds which have been unlawfully diverted

from their proper purposes; and

f) Grant such other and further relief as this Court

deems to be fair and equitable under the circum-

stances,

Cour? I

1-18, Plaintiff heroin realleges the allegations of Para-

graphs 1 through 18 of Count I,

Viotations ALLacrp

19. The misrepresentations of certain material facts

and the omission to state other material facts relating to

the value of a Teamster union member's participating in-

terest in his local Teameter affiliate or Teamsters Inter-

national pension fund by Defendants International Brother-

hood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America, a labor union organization, and Local

705 International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,

Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a labor union

organization, by themselves and as representatives of the

clase of all local Teamster affiliate anions similarly sit-

uated; and Louis Peick, by himself and as representative

of all Trustees of «ll Teamster pension funds and as repre-

sentative of all Officers of all Teameter unions similarly

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situated, constitute a violation of Section 17(a) of the

Securities Act in that Defendants have, in the offer or sale

to Plaintiff, and all other members of the class he repre-

sents, of a security:

a) used means or instruments of transportation or

communication in interstate commerce, or the mails;

and have

b) employed a device, scheme, or artifice to defraud;

and

c) obtained money or property by means of an untrue

statement of material fact or an omission to state

a material fact necessary in order to make the

statements made, in light of the circumstances un-

der which they were made, not misleading; and

d) engaged in transactions, practices and a course of

business which operated as a fraud or deceit upon

Plaintiff and all other members of the class he

represents.

20. As a direct and proximate result of Defendants’ vio-

lation of Section 17 of the Securities Act, Plaintiff and all

other members of the class he represents have sustained

substantial loss and injury.

Prayer For Retr

Wuererorg, Plaintiff prays that this Court:

a) Make a determination that the named Plaintiff

represents all other Teamster union members in

the United States as a class as heretofore alleged;

b) Find that Defendants International Brotherhood

of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America, a labor union organization, and

Local 705 International Brotherhood of Teamsters,

OE a EE ES RES. a Ca RR

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Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of Amer-

ica, a labor union organization, by themselves and

as representatives of the class of all local Team-

ster affiliate unions similarly situated; and Louis

Peick, by himself and as representative of all Trus-

tees of ali Teamster pension funds and as repre-

sentative of all Officers of all Teamster unions

similarly situated, have violated Section 17 of the

Securities Act;

c) Order that all pension fund agreements of the

Teamsters International and all local Teamster

affiliate unions be reformed by deleting therefrom

all arbitrary length and continuity requirements

of all vesting provisions in such pension fund

agreements ;

d) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all pension benefits unlawfully

denied Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents, with interest thereon;

e) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all those funds held in trust for

local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International

pension funds which have been unlawfully diverted

from their proper purposes; and

f) Grant such other and further relief as this Court

deems to be fair and equitable under the circum-

stances.

Count ITI

1.-18. Plaintiff herein realleges the allegations of Para-

graphs 1 through 18 of Count I.

19. Defendant labor union organizations Teamsters

International, Local 705, and ail other local affiliates of

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Teamsters International owe a statutory duty of fair repre-

sentation to Plaintiff, and all other members of the class

he represents, as union members, pursuant to Section 9(a)

of the NLRA, 29 U.S.C. Section 159(a).

20. By themselves and by means of the acts of their

officers and other agents, Defendant labor union organiza-

tions Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other local

affiliates of Teamsters International have breached their

statutory duty of fair representation through the misrepre-

sentation of certain material facts and the omission to

state other material facts relating to the value of a Team-

ster union member’s participating interest in his local

Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International pension

fund, which conduct by the Defendant Jabor union organiza-

tions toward the Plaintiff, and all other members of the

class he represents, is unreasonable, arbitrary, discrimina-

tory, and/or in bad faith.

21. By themselves and by means of the acts of their offi-

cers and other agents, Defendant labor union organizations

Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other local af-

filiates of Teamsters International have breached their

statutory duty of fair representation through the estab-

lishment and use of:

a) Arbitrary and unreasonable actuarial bases for the

determination of benefits to a Teamster union mem-

ber from a local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters

International pension fund;

b) Arbitrary and unreasonable length requirements

as part of the vesting provisions of local Teamster

affiliate or Teamsters International pension plans;

and

ments as part of the vesting provisions of local

BOs Oe 6 eee. BE ae Oh ee owe

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Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International pen-

sion plans,

which conduct by the Defendant labor union organizations

toward the Plaintiff, and all other members of the class he

represents, is unreasonable, arbitrary, discriminatory

and/or in bad faith.

22. By themselves and by means of the acts of their

officers and other agents, Defendant labor union organiza-

tions Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other

local affiliates of Teamsters International have breached

their statutory duty of fair representation through their

diversion of, or their acquiescence in the diversion by

others of, funds held in trust for local Teamster affiliate

or Teamsters International pension funds from their law-

ful purposes and to the benefit of Defendants or to the

benefit of others, or to enhance Defendants’ position, status,

or prestige, or to enhance the position, status or prestige

of others, which conduct toward the Plaintiff, and all other

members of the class he represents is unreasonable, arbi-

trary, discriminatory and/or in bad faith.

23. As a direct and proximate result of Defendant labor

union organizations’ Teamsters International, Local 705,

and all other local affiliates of Teamsters International,

breach of their statutory duty of fair representation, Plain-

tiff and all other members of the class he represents have

sustained substantial loss and injury.

Prayer ror Rewer

Wuenerorg, Plaintiff prays that this Court:

a) Make a determination that the named Plaintiff

represents all other Teamster union members in

the United States as a class as heretofore alleged;

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Find that Defendants International Brotherhood

of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America, a labor union organization,

and Local 705 International Brotherhood of Team-

sters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America, a labor union organization, by themselves

and as representatives of the class of ail local

Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated, have

breached their statutory duty of fair representa-

tion to Plaintiff and have thereby violated Section

9(a) of the National Labor Relations Act, 29

U. S. C. Section 159 (a).

Order that all pension fund agreements of the

Teamsters International and all local Teamster

affiliate unions be reformed by deleting therefrom

all arbitrary length and continuity requirements of

all vesting provisions in such pension fund agree-

ments;

Enter judgment against the Defendants Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,

Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a labor

union organization and Local 705 International

Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-

housemen, and Helpers of America, a labor union

organization, by themselves and as representatives

of the class of all local Teamster affiliate unions

similarly situated, in an amount equal to all pension

benefits unlawfully denied Plaintiff and all other

members of the class he represents, with interest

thereon;

Enter judgment against the Defendants Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,

Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a labor

union organization, and Local 705 International

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Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-

housemen, and Helpers of America, a labor union

organization, by themselves, and as representatives

of the class of all local Teamster affiliate unions

similarly situated, in an amount equal to all those

funds held in trust for local Teamster affiliate or

Teamsters International pension funds which have

been unlawfully diverted from their proper pur-

poses; and

f) Grant such other and further relief as this Court

deems to be fair and equitable under the circum-

stances.

Count IV

1-18. Plaintiff herein realleges the allegations of Para-

graphs 1 through 18 of Count I.

19. The misrepresentations of certain material facts and

the omission to state other material facts relating to the

value of a Teamster union member’s participating interest

in his local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International

pension fund by Defendants International Brotherhood of

Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America, a labor union organization, and Local 705 Inter-

national Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Ware-

housemen, and Helpers of America, a labor union organiza-

tion, by themselves and as representatives of the class of

all local Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated; and

Louis Peick, by himself and as representative of all

Trustees of all Teamsters pension funds and as representa-

tive of all Officers of al! Teamsters unions similarly situated,

constitute fraud and deceit and, as a direct and proximate

result thereof, Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents have sustained substantial loss and injury.

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Complaint

Prayer ror RE.ier

Wuenrerorg, Plaintiff prays that this Court:

a) Make a determination that the named Plaintiff

represents all other Teamster union members in

the United States as a class as heretofore alleged;

b) Order that all pension fund agreements of the

Teamsters International and all local Teamster

affiliate unions be reformed by deleting therefrom

all arbitrary length and continuity requirements of

all vesting provisions in such pension fund agree-

ments;

c) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all pension benefits unlawfully

denied Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents, with interest thereon, and

d) Enter judgment against the Defendants in an

amount equal to all those funds held in trust for

local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International

pension funds which have been unlawfully diverted

from their proper purposes; and

e) Grant such other and further relief as this Court

deems to be fair and equitable under the circum-

stances.

Count V

1.-18. Plaintiff herein realleges the allegations of Para-

graphs 1 through 18 of Count 1.

19. Defendant labor union organizations Teamsters

International, Local 705, and all other local affiliates of

Teamsters International are the exclusive representatives

of Plaintiff, and all other members of the class he repre-

sents, for the purposes of collective bargaining with each

of. the various employers of Plaintiff and ail other mem-

tta

Complaint

bers of the class he represents. Accordingly, Plaintiff and

all other members of the class he represents have placed

their trust and confidence in the Defendant labor union

organizations to establish and construct in their collective

bargaining negotiations with the various employers of

Plaintiff, and all other members of the class he represents,

fair and reasonable pension fund plans. As the exclusive

representatives of Plaintiff and all other members of the

class he represents, Defendant labor union organizations

Teamsters International, Local 705, and all other local

affiliates of Teamsters International, thus owe a fiduciary

duty to Plaintiff and all other members of the class he

represents.

20. Defendant Peick and all other Trustees of all Team-

ster pension funds administer such pension funds under

trust agreements and pursuant to statutory requirements,

including the requirement that such pension trusts be for

the sole and exclusive benefit of the employees. Section

305(5) of the NLRA, 29 U.S.C. Section 186(5). As trus-

tees for Plaintiff and all other members of the class he

represents (which members are the employees and bene-

ficiaries of such pension trusts), Defendant Peick and all

other Trustees of all Teamster pension funds owe a fidu-

ciary duty to Plaintiff and all other members of the class

he represents.

21. Defendant labor union organizations Teamsters

International, Local 705, and all other local affiliates of

Teamsters International and Defendant Peick and all other

Trustees of all Teamster pension funds have breached the

fiduciary duty which they owe to Plaintiff and all other

members of the class he represents through the establish-

ment and use of:

a) Arbitrary and unreasonable actuarial bases for the

determination of benefits to a Teamster union mem-

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Complaint

ber from a local Teamster affiliate or Teamsters

International pension fund;

b) Arbitrary and unreasonable length requirements

as part of the vesting provisions of local Teamster

affiliate or Teamsters International pension plans;

and

c) Arbitrary and unreasonable continuity require-

ments as part of the vesting provisions of local

Teamster affiliate or Teamsters International pen-

sion plans,

which conduct by the Defendant labor union organizations

and the Defendant Trustees toward the Plaintiff, and all

other members of the class he represents, is unreasonable,

arbitrary, discriminatory, and/or in bad faith.

22. Defendant labor union organizations Teamsters In-

ternational, Local 705, and all other local affiliates of Team-

sters International and Defendant Peick and all other

Trustees of all Teamster pension funds have breached the

fiduciary duty which they owe to Plaintiff, and all other

members of the class he represents, through their diver-

sion of, or their acquiescense in the diversion by others

of, funds held in trust for local Teamster affiliate or Team-

sters International pension funds from their lawful pur-

pose and to the benefit of Defendants or to the benefit of

others or to enhance Defendants’ own position, status, or

prestige, or to enhance the position, status or prestige of

others.

23. As a direct and proximate result of Defendant labor

union organizations Teamsters International, Local 705,

and all other local affiliates of Teamsters International and

Defendant Peick and all other Trustees of all Teamster

pension funds, breach of their fiduciary duty, Plaintiff and

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all other members of the class he represents have sustained

substantial loss and injury.

Prayer Fork RELIEF

Wuererorg, Plaintiff prays that this Court:

Make a determination that the named Plaintiff rep-

resents all other Teamster union members in the

United States as a class as heretofore alleged;

Find that Defendants International Brotherhood

of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and

Helpers of America, a labor union organization,

and Local 705 International Brotherhood of Team-

sters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen, and Helpers of

America, a labor union organization, by themselves

and as representatives of the class of all local

Teamster affiliate unions similarly situated, and

Defendant Louis Peick, by himself and as repre-

sentative of all Trustees of all Teamster pension

funds, have breached their fiduciary duty which

they owe to Plaintiff, and all other members of

the class he represents;

Order that all pension fund agreements of the

Teamsters International and all local Teamster af-

filiate unions be reformed by deleting therefrom all

arbitrary length and continuity requirements of all

vesting provisions in such pension fund agree-

ments ;

Enter judgment against the Defendants Interna-

tional Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,

Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a labor

union organization, and Local 705 International

Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehouse-

men, and Helpers of America, a labor union organi-

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zation, by themselves and as representatives of the

class of all local Teamster affiliate unions similarly

situated, and Defendant Peick, by himself and as

representative of all Trustzes of all Teamster pen-

sion funds, in an amount equal to all pension bene-

fits unlawfully denied Plaintiff and all other mem-

bers of the class he represents, with interest there-

on;

Enter judgment against the Defendants Interna-

tional Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs,

Warehousemen, and Helpers of America, a labor

union organization, and Local 705 International

Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warehouse-

men, and Helpers of America, a labor union organi-

zation, by themselves and as representatives of the

class of all local Teamster affiliate unions similarly

situated, and Defendant Peick, by himself and as

representative of all Trustees of all Teamster pen-

sion funds, in an amount equal to all those funds

held in trust for local Teamster affiliate or Team-

sters International pension funds which have been

er diverted from their proper purposes;

Grant such other and further relief as this Court

deems to be fair and equitable under the circum-

stances.

Respectfully submitted,

/s/ Perer J. Barack

Perez J. Barack

Lawkence WaLnzee

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Complaint

Lawrence Wauner & Associates, Lp.

221 North LaSalle Street

Chicago, Illinois 60601

(312) 332-6576

Or CouNSEL:

Perer J. Barack, Eso.

357 East Chicago Avenue

Chicago, Illinois 60611

(312) 649-8372

Piaintirr Heresy Demanps TriaL BY JURY.

LAWRENCE WALNER

10/4/74

49a

Motion of Defendants Local 705, etc., and

Louis F. Peick to Dismiss Complaint

IN THE

Untrep States District Covrr

For raHe NortHern Disraict or Iurois

Easvern Division

Case No. 74 () 2865

Joun Daniet,

Plaintiff,

—Y,—

Locat 705, InrerNationaL BrorHerHoop or TEAMSTERS,

CHAvUrFEuRS, WAREHOUSEMEN AND HELPERS OF AMERICA,

and Louis F. Pzicx, individually,

Defendants.

Motion or ])erenDants Loca 705,

INTERNATIONAL BROTHER!100D OF TEAMSTERS, (HAUFFEURS,

WARFHOUSEMEN ANpr FIELPi ks OF AMERICA AND

Lovis F. Petox vo Dismiss THE ComPLAINT

Come now defendants Local 705, International Brother-

hood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Warchousemen and Help-

ers of America (“Local 705”) and Louis F. Peick, indi-

vidually, by Sherman Carmell, one of their attorneys, and

pursuant to Rule 12(b) FRCP state:

1. With respect to the allegations contained in Counts

I-ITI, inclusive, of the complaint:

(a) This court does not have subject matter jurisdiction,

and the complaint does not state a claim upon which relief

50a

Motion of Defendants Local 705, etc., and

Louis F. Peick to Dismiss Complaint

can be granted, under either §17(a) of the Securities Act

of 1933, 15 USC §77q, or §10(b) of the Securities Exchange

Act of 1934, 15 USC 78j(b), as more fully appears from

the complaint, the affidavit of Louis F. Peick and the ex-

hibits attached and incorporated for all paragraphs here-

in as Exhibit 1 and 1A-I.

(b) The action is barred by the limitations provision of

the Securities Act of 1933 and the Illinois Statute of Limi-

tations.

(ec) The complaint challenges alleged misrepresentations

concerning an eligibility rule for pension benefits made and

enforced by the Local 705 International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Pension Fund (“I.ocal 705 Pension Fund”) ;

Board of Trustees of the Local 705 Pension Fund (‘Local

705 Trustees”) are indispensable parties; and Louis F.

Peick is not representative of the Local 705 Trustees.

(d) International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauf-

feurs, Warehousemen and Helpers of America (the “In-

ternational Union”), I.ocal 705, and other local unions

affiliated with the International Union, or any pension

fund other than the Local 705 Pension Fund, are not proper

parties defendant; and the defendants are not representa-

tive of any other person or defendant within the meaning

of Rule 23.2.

(e) The plaintiff has not established the prerequisites

for a class or representative action under Rules 23 and 23.2

FRCP.

2. In addition to the reasons stated in paragraph 1 of

this motion, with respect to the allegations contained in

Count III of the complaint concerning the breach of the

duty of fair representation, the court lacks subject matter

5la

Motion of Defendants Local 705, etc., and

Louis F. Peick to Dismiss Complaint

jurisdiction and the complaint does not state a claim upon

which relief can be granted because:

(a) The plaintiff is a member only of Local 705; there-

fore, the claimed duty e:n run only from Local 705 to the

plaintiff.

(b) The eligibility rule and alleged misrepresentations

which the plaintiff challenges did not arise out of the rela-

tionship betveen a union and its member under §9(a) of

the National Labor Relations Act, 29 USC §159(a).

hausted his intra-union remedies.

(d) This court does not have subject matter jurisdiction

under §301(a) of the National Labor Relations Act, 29

USC §185(:).

3. In addition to the reasons stated in paragraph 1 of

this motion, with respect to the allegations in Count V of

the complaint concerniny violation of the “sole and exelu-

sive benefit’ of employves provision of §302(c)(5) of the

National Labor Relations Act, 29 USC §186(c) (5).

(a) This court does not have in personam or subject

matter jurisdiction because the I.ocal 705 Pension Fund,

which promulgated and enforced the challenged eligibility

rule, is the only proper party defendant, and the trustees

are indispensable partics.

(b) The plaintiff's action is barred by the Illinois Statute

of Limitations.

challenge to the service rule or the alleged representations

where he made no attenipt for 13 years to request that the

Local 705 Trustees waive or cure the break in service and

contributions or to challenge the representations.

52a

Motion Nefendants Local 705, etc., and

Louis &. Peick to Dismiss Complaint

(d) The Internal Revenue Service has exclusive subject

matter jurisdiction over the matters alleged in the com-

plaint; has ruled contrary to the plaintiffs allegations;

and the plaintiff has not exhausted his administrative

remedies.

(e) This court does not have subject matter jurisdiction

and the complaint does not state a claim upon which relief

can be granted under §302(¢)(5) The relief sought exceeds

that permitted by §302(«), 29 USC §186(e).

4. Count IV ‘does not state a claim upon which relief

can be granted and the court does not have subject matter.

Wuenrerore, these defendants pray that the complaint

be dismissed and for their costs.

/s/ Suerman CaRMELL

Sherman Carmell,

one of the defendants’ attorneys

CarmMeELL & CHarone, Lr.

29 So. LaSalle Street

Chicago, Illinois 60603

236-8033

Dated :

FILep

Nov. 22, 1974

Sruarr CUNNINGHAM

CLERK

53a

Exhibit 1

State or Initwors,

County or Cook, ss.: ae

Arripavit oF Louis F. Percr

Lovr i

im rid sen gs Ra duly sworn, says that if

ss, I could competently testify as f

ee ’ yv as follows:

Hii. Ae me and citizen of the State of Illinois. T

ry-Treasurer of Loeal 705 ies

_ socal 705, International

ee ne of Teameters, Chauffeurs, Warehousemen and

; rch Se Aya ‘Local 705”). T am the Administrator

ustee, ant Secretary-Treasurer of the Local 705 T ;

4 t ter-

oa Brotherhood of Teamsters Pension Fund ( “Local

jo a Fund”), a trust, with its principal office in

- a. i¢ facts contained in this affidavit are based

plies, prey or the books and records of

y * the Local 705 Pension Fund intai i

, ; nd maintained

pe bt eres course of business under my supervision al

me “od es no Office in any local union affiliated with

wakes — ional Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs

Union} emen and Helpers of America (“International

except Local 705. I hold no position as trustee or

otherwise with an i

Pension Pend. y pension fund except the Local 705

Locat 705 Penston Funp

dias re ga set Py is a trust fund with its

as of Janua: : 1 19: Loval 705 Pension Fund was created

bargaining =v oh “- through the process of collective

and Local 705 as ee. . employer bargnining associations

of certain empl e collective bargaining representative

tions. The ttt sr sla e of the associa-

(nee Poein Feed feos Spee

o4a

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

“Commencing with January 1, 1955, the Employer

shall pay the sum of 5 cents for each hour of employ-

ment by each employee into a trust fund for the yee.

pose of providing pension benefits to ea dr

covered by this agreement. A Board of Trustees, n

consultation with actuaries and/or pension specialists

shall administer such fund and shall decide upon the

type and nature of pension plan (including eligibility,

benefits, etc.) to be instituted.”

3. As provided in that collective bargaining agreement,

I.ocal 705 and the employers’ representatives signed an

Agreement And Declaration Of Trust ( the “trust pa

ment”), a copy of which is attached and incorporates fs

Exhibit 1A. Local 705 appointed the original three em-

ployee trustees, The trust agreement was later amended

(the “amended trust agreement”), a copy of which a

attached as Exhibit 1B. The preamble to, and Article :

Section 2 of, the amended trust agreement were amende

to increase the Board of Trustees (“Local 705 Trustees

to the present eight members by adding an additional union

trustee and employer trustee. At all times the —

trustees were appointed by Local 705 as provided in Article

2, Section 2 of the trust agreement and the amended trust

agreement.

4. As provided in Article 7 of the trust agreement, je

Local 705 Trustees, at meetings held on February 14, 195!

and April 4, 1955, passed eligibility rules ge of .

normal retirement pension, ineluding the “20 pense o

service” rule (the “service rule”). On April 29, 1955 Toca

705 sent a letter to its members notifying them of oe

eligibility requirement, a copy of which is pret an

incorporated as Exhibit 1¢. In 1958 the Local 705 Pension

Fund prepared and mailed to participating employees a

55a

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

booklet containing the pension plan rules and regulations,

including the service rule, a copy of which is attached and

incorporated as Exhibit 1D. Other booklets were prepared

and distributed in 1969 «nd 1973, copies of which are at-

tached and incorporated as Exhibits 1E and 1F, respec-

tively. Sinec the inception of the Local 705 Pension Fund,

the pension plan has contained a service rule for a normal]

retirement pension benefit identical to the present §2.01(b)

and (c) of the 1973 plan (Exhibit 1F).

5. On April 20, 1955 the Local 705 Pension Fund

received a letter from the United States Treasury Depart-

ment that its trust and plan met the requirements of

Sections 401(c) and 501 of the Internal Revenue Code.

Amendments to the pension plan have received similar

approval, the latest being a letter dated July 23, 1974

relating to the 1973 plan (Exhibit IF), a copy of which is

attached and incorporated as Exhibit 1G.

6. On May 19, 1971, the Local 705 Trustees, after con-

sultation with the actuary, enacted new pension benefits

including a vested pension benetit effective July 1, 1971,

as shown by the following portion of the minutes of that

meeting:

“4. Vesting (Effective 7/1/71)

An employee who has attained the years of service

for a normal pension but not the age, and who leaves

the cra!t, shall be vested with a monthly pension

benefit of $250.00 payable commencing the first month

after attaining age 65. Upon the death of the employee

before or after attaining 65, no Death benefits or

benefit for surviving spouse or dependent children

shall be payable.”

56a

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

“The above changes are to be considered as the sub-

stantive intent of the board of trustees, and the board

reserves the right to formally draft the amendments

and to promulgate rules and regulations to implement

the amendments. The Board instructed Carmell &

Charone, together with the actuary, to prepare and

submit amendments to the Internal Revenue Service.”

On or about June 11, 1971, the Local 705 Pension Fund

notified the participating employees of the changes, in-

eluding the vested pension benefit, a copy of which is at-

tached and incorporated as Exhibit 1H. The amendments

were drafted and later codified in the 1973 plan booklet

which began with the following explanation (p. 2):

“Vested pension.

If von leave covered employment before age 94, but

after 20 vears of service, and do vot work in the craft

afterwards, you are entitled to a vested pension of :

$250 a month

when vou reach 65. To collect your pension, ask the

administrator for a pension eligibility notice when you

leave. Then, no sooner than six months before your

65th birthday, send in your application and your eligi-

bility notice. Monthly payments will start after age

65 and after the trustees have your application. Any-

one who fails to apply before age 70 loses his pension

rights. See official pension plan 2.03,

If you receive a vested pension, you do not qualify

for survivor protection or other loeal 705 post-retire-

ment benefits.”

The forinal plan amendment relating to the vested pen-

sion benefit was eodified in §§2.03 and 3.03 of the 1973

plan. The service rule remained the same, The 1973 plan

578

Affidavit of Louis F. Pvick

booklet was submitted to the Internal Revenue Service

together with an actuarial report and ~ubsequent amend-

ments, as more fully appears from a copy of the March 18

1974 letter from counsel attached and incerporated as Ex-

hibit 1I. As noted before, the 1973 plan, as amended, was

approved by the Internal Revenue Service on July 23, 1974.

7. The Local 705 Pension Fund has filed with the United

States Department of Labor Forms D-! and D1-A which

contained copies of the various jension plan booklets and

amendinents as required by the Welfare and Pension Plan

Disclosure Act, which were available for inspection and

copying.

Jormn Danten, Aree vrion vo THE

Loca, 705 Pension Fuyp

8. In 197%, John Daniel made an inquiry to the Loeal

705 Pension Fund concerning eligibility for either a nor-

mal retirement pension or a vested pension and was ad-

vised that he did not have the required years of service

He then requested a review. The reqnest was referred to

the Local 705 Trustees under Section 5.02 of the 1973 pen-

sion plan (Ixhibit 1F). On December 26, 1973 John Daniel

appeared before the Loeal 705 Trustees, who were and are:

Union Trustees Enriover Trustees

Frank Kratky W. Eugene MeCarron

(President- Local 705) ——Chairmian

Louis F. Peick Ralph A. Niedert

(Secretary-l'reasurer—

Frank Bridge

M. J. Siewert, Jr.

Local 705)

Bruno Fillipini

(Trustee—I ocal 705)

P. W. Janopoulos

(Bus. Rep.--Local 705)

SA Ne eS NO em

— se ane

58a

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

The minutes of that meeting, as regards, John Daniel,

state:

John Daniel requested that the trustees cure a break

in service to make him eligible for pension benefits.

The fund records show that Mr. Daniel entered coy-

ered employment in April 1950 upon transfer from

Local 777. He had a break in service and contributions

between December 5, 1960 and July 5, 1961, and is now

age 63; therefore, he has 12 years and 5 months of

consecutive years of service and contributions since

July 5, 1961. In accordance with the plan, and upon

motion duly made and seconded, the request was de-

nied.

Mr. Daniel was notified personally and in writing of the

decision of the Local 705 Trustees. Thereafter, Mr. Daniel

requested an opportunity to again appear before the Local

705 Trustees to ask that they reconsider the December 26,

1973 decision. The request was granted and on Mareh 28,

1974, Mr. Daniel appeared before the same Local 705 Trus-

tees and again requested that he be granted a pension bene-

fit. As shown by the minutes of that meeting:

Mr. Daniel appeared before the board to request a re-

consideration of its December 26, 1973 denial to waive

a break in service and contributions between December

5, 1960 and July 5, 1961. Mr. Daniel said that the

break was only four months beeause he had returned

to work in December, 1960, worked four months, but

the employer's bookkeeper did not make the proper

payments, and that the company is ont of business

and there were no records available. Mr. Daniel ad-

mitted that he had at least four months break in ser-

viee and contributions. Although Mr. Daniel claimed

that he had returned to work earlier than July 5, 1961,

the reeords do not indicate th. t any contributions were

59a

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

received on his behalf or that he returned his with-

drawal card to Local 705 as an indication that taped

not working for a contributing emplover. The chair-

man noted that there has been no new evidence pre

sented which had not been considered by the sae’

previously, and upon motion duly made and seconded

the board reaffirmed its denial of December 26, 1973,

Loca 705

9. Local 705 is a voluntary unineorporate

nization with its principal office in Chieago, ‘* Fee

Metropolitan area there are approximately 27 local et

chartered by and affiliated with the International Union

including Local 705, and T believe that throughout the

United States and Canada there are over 700-800 oth ;

such local unions. The Local 705 officers and pct abd

board members, individually and collectively, do rot ong

ticipate as officers, executive hoard members. sendiaied -

elected business representatives, or members. in the dire ;

tion and control of any of the local unions except Local 705.

JoHN DANIEL’s ComMpPLaInt

10. I have read the complai i

plaint filed by John Daniel i

the United States District Court for the Northern Satelet

of Illinois, Eastern Division, Case No. 74 ( 2865, and state:

(a) With respect to 97 of the complaint servi

complained of by John Daniel, which is the cag gp a

mal retirement pension and a vested pension, was quected

and applied only by the Local 705 Pension Fund. Local 705

does not provide a pension benefit and John Daniel has var

requested any be . : :

ie at iv benefit from it. The following allegation is

“Morcover, on information a i

, ( nd belief, Teas

INTERNATIONAL also axsist Locan 705... in the eset.

ment and management of monies held in Trust by the

pension plans of all such local Teamster affiliates.”

- i ee dT eee

60a

Affidavit of Lonis F. Peick

Loeal 705 does not hold or manage any of the employer

pension fund contributions made on behalf of participat-

ing employees. All such contributions are made to and

held by the Loeal 705 Pension fund in aceordance with the

trust agreements and the collective bargaining agreements.

The International Union has not and does not participate,

assist, directly or indirectly, in the investment or manage-

ment of any funds held by the Local 705 Pension Fund.

At the time John Daniel made his application to the Local

705 Pension Fund, and as of December 6, 1973 and March

98, 1974, the collective bargaining agreement between

John Daniel’s employer and Local 705 provided:

AnrTIcLE 17

Pension Trust Fund

Section 1. The Employer for each regular Employee

shall pay the sum of nineteen dollars ($19.00) per week

(plus the additional payments provided for in Section

3 hereof) to Local 705 International Brotherhood of

Teamsters Pension Trust Fund (Fund), an irrevocable

trust heretofore created by an Agreement and Deelara-

tion of Trust (Trust Agreement) pursuant to a Col-

lective Bargaining (Cartage) Agreement between cer-

tain Employers aud the Union. The Fund shall use

these payments for purposes permitted under the

Trust Agreement and to provide pension, death and

such other benefits as permitted by said Trust Agree-

ment, as amended, rom time to time, and by Section

302(¢) of the Labor-Management and Relations Act

of 1947. The Trustees of the Fund shall have the sole

power (a) to construe thie provisions of the Trust

Agreement and rules and regulations and all terms

used therein, and (b) to determine all disputes with

respect to eligibility, the right to participate in bene-

fits of the Fund, time, method of payment, payment

6la

Affidavit of Louis F. Peick

during periods of Employee illness or disability

methocs of enforcement of payment and related mat-

ters, and any construction adopted and any determina-

tion mide by the Trustees in good faith shall be final

and biiding upon all Employers, Employees, partici-

pants, legal representatives, dependents relatives and

all persons and parties.

11. The enactment and maintenance of the ice r

the denial « f John Daniel's application for Ao a

ment or ve: ted pension benefit, and all other actions involv-

ing the Local 705 Pension Fund, were performed and taken

only by th: Local 705 ‘'rustees, and not by the Interna-

tional Union, Local 705, any other local union affiliated

with the International Union, any other person, or ratified

by anyone else. Therefore, the statements contained in

710 of the complaint are not correct.

12. Joh: Daniel transferred into employme

by the Local 705 Pension Fund in April 1950. ees

contributiors to the Local 705 Pension Fund lee te

January 1:55 when the fund was created. However the

Local 705 [rustees granted past unfunded service credit

for years prior to January 1, 1955 for all employees, in-

eluding Jo in Daniel, who were emploved by an employer

under cont ‘act with Local 705. Therefore, contrary to the

statement n 16 of the complaint, no contributions were

received by the Local 705 Pension Fund on behalf of Joh

Daniel between April 1950 and January 1955. "

/s/ Louis F. Percr

Louis F. Pej

Subscribed and sworn to before me ”

this 22nd « ay of October, 1974.

/8/ Fiore» ce Unratu

Notar) Public

62a |

Exhibit 1A /

Local 705 Trust Agreement |

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