Hanley v. Most

(dissenting) — While our own case of State ex rel. Union Machinery & Supply Co. v. Thompson, 99 Wash. 478, 169 Pac. 980, is not directly in point, it leans toward the minority rule as laid down in Elizabethtown, L. & B. S. R. Co. v. Ashland & C. St. R. Co., 94 Ky. 478, 22 S. W. 855, which is that, under no circumstances, will a party be permitted to retain an advantage gained in violation of the terms of an injunction. The only effective process for purging a contempt of an injunctive order is to restore the status quo as was done in State ex rel. Union Machinery & Supply Co. v. Thompson,…