Odom v. McDilda

1. Where county commissioners were cited for contempt for disobedience of a judgment making a mandamus absolute and requiring them to repair a public road; and where they filed both a demurrer and an answer to the contempt proceeding, in the latter of which they denied wilful and contumacious disobedience of the mandamus judgment, on account of which they prayed to be discharged *689and acquitted of said contempt and alleged certain facts on account of which they prayed for a modification of the mandamus judgment; and where the judge, after hearing evidence and without passing any order expressly…