Lindsay v. Hatch
Supreme Court of Iowa
Proceeding by certiorari to test the legality of an order refusing to punish and discharging a person accused of contempt.
1Opinion of the CourtRobinson, C. J.
It appears that in the case of Lindsay v. Hagensick a valid decree was entered by the *333district court of Clayton county in May, 1887, permanently enjoining Hagensick from manufacturing and selling beer at or in a certain building near McGregor known as bis brewery. Tbe day after the decree was entered Hagensick appealed therefrom to this court, and filed a supersedeas bond, which was duly approved. His counsel thereupon advised him that the appeal and bond stayed all proceedings, by contempt or otherwise, to enforce the decree, and that he could lawfully continue the manufacture and sale of…
2Cited by5 opinions
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- State ex rel. Rippey v. GruenerSupreme Court of Iowa · 1923