Ex Parte Warfield
Court of Criminal Appeals of Texas
From Dallas Countys. Original application for a writ of habeas corpus to he released from custody for a contempt of court on account of disobedience of a writ of injunction.
1Opinion of the Court
HENDERSON, Judge.
This is an original application for a writ of habeas corpus, which grew out of contempt proceedings in the Forty-fourth Judicial District Court of Dallas County. It appears that Will R. Morris, as plaintiff, brought a suit against J. B. Warfield, as defendant, before Judge Richard Morgan, in the Forty-fourth Judicial District Court of Texas, for $100,000. The petition alleges a number of acts on the part of J. B. Warfield, the defendant in that suit, interfering with marital relations existing between Will R. Morris and his wife, Vivia Morris, said acts causing a partial…
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