Wakelee v. Davis
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
■ In Equity. Suit by Angelica Wakelee against Erwin Davis. Plaintiff moves for an attachment against defendant and his attorney, T. D. Kenneson, for contempt.
1Opinion of the Court
Shipman, District Judge.
This is a motion for attachment for contempt of court by reason of the alleged violation of an injunction order of this court enjoining the defendant Davis and his attorney from claiming or setting up, by answer or in any other manner, in any action or suit, and from maintaining against the plaintiff’, that a specified judgment against said Davis, which was rendered by a district court in the state df California; “was not duly given, made, or entered by a court having competent jurisdiction thereof, is not valid, and does not still stand of record in said court, and is…
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