Albrethson v. Ensign
Idaho Supreme Court
Original application for writ of review. To constitute a constructive contempt of court, some act must be done not in the presence of the court that tends to obstruct the administration of justice or bring the court or judge or the administration of justice into disregard. (In re Dill, 32 Kan. 668, 49 Am.
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Original application for writ of review. To constitute a constructive contempt of court, some act must be done not in the presence of the court that tends to obstruct the administration of justice or bring the court or judge or the administration of justice into disregard. (In re Dill, 32 Kan. 668, 49 Am. Kep. 505, 5 Pac. 39; Smyfhe v. Smyfhe, 28 Okl. 266, 114 Pae. 257.) There is no restraining order in the decree upon which this action is founded under which the defendants, or either of them, could be found guilty of contempt. The proceedings of a court which has acted in excess of its…
1Opinion of the CourtMorgan, C. J.
On July 3, 1919, an affidavit was filed in the district court of the fourth judicial district, for Blaine county, in a cause entitled S. C. Frost et al., Plaintiffs, v. Alturas Water Company et al., Defendants, reciting that on Dec. 13, 1909, a decree was therein entered wherein priority of right to the use of the waters of Little Wood River and its tributaries was adjudicated and wherein each and every party, to whom the right to the use of water was decreed, was enjoined from using, or interfering with, the water of the stream except as he was therein decreed to be entitled to it. It was…
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