State Ex Rel. MacLeay Estate Co. v. Fisk

285 P. 813, 132 Or. 362, 1930 Ore. LEXIS 208
Oregon Supreme Court·Decided December 12, 1929·Published

Opinion

ROSSMAN, J.

This proceeding, which prays for an adjudication that the defendant be found guilty of a contempt of court, is similar in all of its essential details to that of state of Oregon on relation of Macleay Estate Go. v. C. H. Bailey this day determined by us. The only distinction between the facts in the two proceedings is that Bailey was not a party to the decree in the suit of Macleay Estate Co. v. Einstoss et al., while Fisk was; that decree constitutes the foundation for both contempt proceedings. In affirming the judgment below we have followed the same reasoning as in State ex rel. Macleay Estate Co. v. Bailey, and therefore it is unnecessary for us to repeat our views in disposing of this cause.

Affirmed.

Coshow, C. J., Bean and Rand, JJ., concur.

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State Ex Rel. MacLeay Estate Co. v. Fisk, 285 P. 813, 132 Or. 362, 1930 Ore. LEXIS 208 (Or. 1929).

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