Woods v. Fliss

BRIGGLE, District Judge.

Appellants are landlords adjudged guiby of contempt of the District Court in failiitg to comply with the terms and provisions of a temporary restraining order entered *613November 4, 1947, and issued in an injunction proceeding instituted by appellee. Appellee’s complaint prayed for such restraining order and for preliminnary and final injunctions similarly restraining appellants. The appellants were fined $100 and costs and appellant Walter Fliss was committed to jail until he should comply with the said temporary restraining order.

The proceeding in the lower court was…