Slackman v. Kaufman
New York Supreme Court
Motion by Harry Slackman to punish Charles Kaufman for contempt of court. Punishment imposed.
1Opinion of the CourtCropsey, J.
The plaintiff moves to punish the defendant for a contempt of court. It is claimed that the defendant has violated an intermediate injunction order and also the judgment entered herein. Both in substance enjoined the defendant from carrying on the liquor business within a certain section, either directly or indirectly. The intermediate order enjoined the defendant pending the trial, and that, of course, was terminated by the judgment. The fact that the defendant violated that order is shown. Moreover, it is found in the decision of the court upon which the judgment was rendered. There it was…
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