Alaska Gold Recovery Co. v. Northern Mining & Trading Co.
District Court, D. Alaska
1Opinion of the Court
TOMEN, District Judge.
Assuming for the purposes of argument that the pláintiff Alaska Gold Recovery Company was technically guilty of contempt of court in not obeying said mandatory injunction, it may well be that, in effect, the condemnation proceedings were intended as a substitute for the removal of the property, and, in effect, an application for a modification of said restraining order.
The circumstances of the present case are in many respects on a par with the case of Baillie v. Tarson (C. C.) 138 F. 177. In that case, however, the condemnation proceedings were first commenced, and…
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