Florida Boatsmen Ass'n v. Department of Revenue

holding that there is no legal wrong if a plaintiff is charged less than the maximum price | affirming district court’s entry of judgment that rejected claim for punitive damages against union, highlighting general policy of federal labor laws to provide remedies rather than punishments | discussing case law under various federal labor statutes denying punitive damage awards | " 'it is the general policy of the federal labor laws ... to supply remedies rather than punishments' " | “ ‘it is the general policy of the federal labor laws ... to supply remedies rather than punishments’ ” | “[Fjederal law does require a ratification vote if the union constitution or by-laws require it.” | “the price actually charged (however arrived at) may be below the ceiling price, so a plaintiff would suffer no legal wrong entitling him to relief under § 210 of the Stabilization Act” | large portions of project substantially completed