PBJ DEVELOPMENT COMPANY v. Holben
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Bell, Justice.
This appeal stems from an order finding the appellants in criminal contempt of an interlocutory injunction that directed the appellants to take certain erosion-control steps to prevent the discharge of silt and mud from their construction site onto the appellees’ residential property. On appeal the appellants raise three issues. We find no merit to two of the appellants’ contentions, but find it necessary to affirm on condition with regard to the third argument.
1. The appellants complain of the lack of specificity concerning the trial court’s findings of fact and conclusions of…
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