Doubleday v. Sherman
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
[This was an attachment for a contempt in violating the injunctions heretofore granted in two cases. See Doubleday v. Sherman [Cases Nos. 4,021 and 4,022]. The question related to the extent of punishment to be awarded.] 2
1Opinion of the Court
BLATCHFORD, District Judge.
The question in these cases is as to the extent of punishment to be awarded against the defendant Boas, for his-contempt of court in violating the injunctions issued by the court. It is not contended that he ought not to pay the taxed costs, which are 8979.41; but, opposition is made to the item of $2,723.70, for solicitors’ and counsel’s fees and disbursements, as ascertained and adjusted by the clerk under the order of the court. The incurring of such fees and disbursements was made necessary by the resistance which the defendant Boas made to the application for…
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