Gage v. Denbow
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term. An order of the special term adj'udged defendant Denbow guilty of contempt, and he appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtDwight, J.
The alleged contempt consisted of the violation of an injunction first granted by preliminary order of Mr. Justice Smith, made in this action June 11, 1887, and continued by the judgment herein, directed by the same judge, after trial of the action on the merits. The preliminary injunction forbade the defendants, and each of them, until the further order of the court, to take any steps to foreclose a certain chattel mortgage made by the defendant Boswell to the defendant Shay, or to collect, by virtue of said chattel mortgage, any alleged claim due or owing to them from the mortgaged…
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