Riera v. Madera

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico

Riera v. Madera

32 P.R. 866

Supreme Court of Puerto Rico·Decided February 1, 1924·No. No. 2659·Published

Opinion

Herminio Madera appeals from an order convicting him of contempt of court for failure to obey the restraining order [867]*867discussed in Alonso v. Madera et al., ante, page 661. Held: That the evidence as a whole does not show that if the acts complained of were committed by Madera, they were committed after service of the writ; therefore, the order was set aside.

Mr. Justice HutchisoN

delivered the opinion of the court.

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Herminio Madera appeals from an order convicting him of contempt of court for failure to obey the restraining order [867]*867discussed in Alonso v. Madera et al., ante, page 661. Held: That the evidence as a whole does not show that if the acts complained of were committed by Madera, they were committed after service of the writ; therefore, the order was set aside.

Mr. Justice HutchisoN

delivered the opinion of the court.

Riera v. Madera, 32 P.R. 866 (prsupreme 1924).

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