In re Coggshall
Missouri Court of Appeals
Original Proceeding by Habeas Corpus. (1) Let ns examine the subject of contempt, the several kinds and classes, the punishment, what constitutes contempt, and when a party will be punished for the same, and the kind of punishment, and we think after such examination the conclusion will be that Coggshall is not guilty of contempt. Section 3645, B. S. 1899. Section 1619, E. S. Mo. 1899. There are four kinds of contempt; 1st. Direct contempt. 2d. Indirect contempt. 3d.
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Original Proceeding by Habeas Corpus. (1) Let ns examine the subject of contempt, the several kinds and classes, the punishment, what constitutes contempt, and when a party will be punished for the same, and the kind of punishment, and we think after such examination the conclusion will be that Coggshall is not guilty of contempt. Section 3645, B. S. 1899. Section 1619, E. S. Mo. 1899. There are four kinds of contempt; 1st. Direct contempt. 2d. Indirect contempt. 3d. Criminal contempt. 4th. Civil contempt. (2) Whatever the law may have been in this State, in the past, it is now settled that…
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, P. J.
Application for a discharge from imprisonment under the writ of habeas corpus. The case may be stated in about this way, to-wit: That one Leo Rice filed a petition in the circuit court against A. *587W. Grigsby, et uxor, the object of which was to enjoin and restrain them, the defendants, their servants or employees, or .any one for them, or in their name and behalf, from interfering with plaintiff, his employees, or assigns, in any way whatever, in taking care of certain stock, consisting of horses and cows; from feeding and from taking feed upon the premises wherewith to feed them; from…
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- Ex parte MasonMissouri Court of Appeals · 1884
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