B. H. Stief Jewelry Co. v. Walker

The original bill was filed by several jewelers of Nashville, Tennessee, to enjoin defendants from conducting an auction sale of jewelry.

While the principal suit was pending, complainants filed three separate petitions for contempt against various parties to the suit alleging that they had violated the injunctive process of the court. Upon these petitions, answers thereto, and proceedings had thereunder, the chancellor entered the following decrees:

“Decree of November 6, 1951,

M. B. 171 P 45

“B. H. Stief Jewelry Company et al. “v. No. 69327 P. H. Walker et al.,

In The Chancery Court, Part One,…