Livingston v. Fitzgerald
2 Barb. 396
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Livingston v. Fitzgerald, 2 Barb. 396 (N.Y. Super. Ct. 1848).
Opinion
The act of November 22d, 1847, forbidding the imprisonment of any person for interlocutory costs, (Laws of 1847, p. 491, § 2,) does not apply to those cases of contempt where a party may be fined for any misconduct productive of an actual loss or injury to the other party. A fine of $20 must be imposed and an attachment awarded.
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