Town of Williamstown v. Darge

38 N.W. 187, 71 Wis. 643, 1888 Wisc. LEXIS 183
Wisconsin Supreme Court·Decided May 12, 1888·Published·Cited by 2 cases

Opinion

Pee Cueiam.

This is an appeal from an order adjudging the appellant in contempt for the violation of an injunction. It is for misconduct and a wilful disregard of the order of the court, and is consequently a criminal contempt. It was held in In re Murphey, 39 Wis. 286, that such an order was not appealable. It is said in that case that this question of practice must be deemed settled. The appeal must therefore be dismissed.

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Town of Williamstown v. Darge, 38 N.W. 187, 71 Wis. 643, 1888 Wisc. LEXIS 183 (Wis. 1888).

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