Omaha daily bee., 1908-08-27

value the latter IN cases o. strikes ant
threatened destruction q uruperN ny men
q no means, 80 that q judgment RrEmEt
them for tho value % the business or prep
ertT destroyed wound ne unuoBsctshls. As
most ~ the attacks on in5unrtinns are d.
reuted BEHinst Those granted by the nsfinnal
courts. ] shall combine this article 10 them.
As udEsH are no more infRlifbls thRn uther
men, s1ms. no doubl Al times errDnspuHly
gram Temporary or permanent in5unctiuns
nUi warranted by law. JuEt a. errors are
oummitted in the trials % all other causes.
including those involving life or liberty
snch errors can only he corrected ny appeal
70 an appellate tribunal winch ordinarily
can only he taken after the final hearing IN
the trial court As the granting Of 3 tempo
rsry injunction Is interlOcutu-y, and NOT
final, AZ erroneous gram OF the writ mas
cause great mischief II a dissolution thereof
cannot he had within q reasonable time. To
remedy this congress has. by spsriRl act
provided thai al Urdsr granting q tempo
r&-y injunction OF a refusal 10 dissolve such
81 once. WITHOUT swHi1inr the final Decree,
but that such an appeal shall have preced-
snoe over other appeals in The appellate
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thirty DAYS Thus. by the exercise % proper
diligence. q final decision car be obtained
from the appellate tribunal within a short
time. moi exceeding SIX months. and per
hups sooner. This privilege iE only granted
TO The party enjuined. az the refusal 10
grant 3 temporary injunction is not appeal
able until there mas been a final disposition
OF the cause in the trial court.
D-t-obeGBeBoe Of Court orderN.
A. the injunction huts unly On the person,
itE effectiveness depends solely upon Obsdi-
enne 10 the mandate Of the court. FDr this
reason diBnbsdience iB 1reBfed az In all
other cRBes as q contempt Of court. subject
10 such punishment az, in the opinion OF
the court win secure obedience. The usual
procedure iB for the court, upon being no
vissd by o petition under oath thai the in
Junction has been violated, TO issue q rule
on the party, informing him Of the charge
and requiring him 10 show cause why ne
should NOT be punished for the contempt.
There is then q hearing before the court,
with fun opportunity 10 al parties to intro
duce evidence, t1d a. the court findE frBm
the evidences that there has been q vilful
violation Of the Injunction. such punish
msu1 he inflicted as the court deems prupe
under Ihs circumstances and win secure
compliance with its judgment.
The order IN such contempt proceedings
is subject 10 reyiew by an appellate court,
ur 3 discharge from imprisonment may be
sought by means Of q writ Of hRbeRE corpus,
a II found thHf the evidence did nof WHr-
rant 4 finding OF guilty Of contempt, or
that the injunction WIS improperly grained,
the defendant lie discharged Such punish
mentH for contempt are rssorted TO IN many
proceedings other than those for injunc-
tiuns. A refusal 10 convey property, on pay
over Moneys, when directed by q decree o.
the court. are trssfed as contemptE- nor IL
this PROCESS limited 10 courts Of equity. Al
courts POSSESS that power. ThuR. disobsdi-
encs 10 the commands of q writ OF mRndH-
mus issued ny 3 law court, 10 o BubpAns
foT 3 witness, TO q ummon 40 one selected
REhE juror, resistance 10 process Of q court
HrA all treated in the same manner. Ths
fact thut the acts Of the party may RlEr
he punishable by a criminal proceeding does
nut deprive the civil court, whether q COM
mon law or equity court, OF its power II
ENFORCE compliance with rrs Drder by the
summRry process Of contempt proceedings
This power iB inherent in every court and
has existed and been exercised ever BincI