The American issue. [volume] (Westerville, Ohio) 1912-19??, 1924-07-25

the temporary injunction granted, society is given inn
mediate relief and the court then takes time consider
the evidence submitted by both the complainant and the
defendant. If the complainant establishes his case the
is then empowered to make the temporary njunc-
ton permanent, which it may do by directing that such
premises shall not be occupied or used for one year
thereafter but the court may permit them to be
pied used under bond of not less than $500
than 900 payable the United States and conditioned
that the law will not be violated and that all fines
and damages that may be assessed for such violation will
be paid
Question: In whose and by whom may ac-
ton to enjon any nuisance be brought?
Answer: In. the name of the United States by the
attorney general, by any United States attorney
any prosecuting attorney of any state any subdivision
thereof, or by the commissioner or his assistants
Question: How may temporary writ of injunction
be obtained?
Answer: By submission of afidavits or other salts
factory evidence to the judge in vacation that
exists. Temporary writs of injunction shall issue
restraining defendant from conducting permitting
continuance of such nuisance until conclusion of trial
Question: Is the court authorized to issue restrain
ing order prevent the defendant and all other
from removing in any way interfering with the iq
fixtures, other things used in connection with the
violation constituting the nuisance?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Is it necessary for the court to find that
the nuisance actually existed the time of hearing?
Answer: No. If the finds that the material al
legations OF the petition true, it shall order that
liquor shall be manufactured sold bartered stored in
the room, house, building boat, vehicle, structure or
place any part thereof
Question: What may the court do further?
Answer: Upon judgment of the court ordering such
nuisance abated the court may also order that the
house, building structure boat vehicle, place shall
not be occupied used for year thereafter.
Question: How may the owner, lessee, tenant,
cupant obtain the use of the premises7
Answer: The court may permit the room, house.
building ETC., to be occupied and used under bond APP
proved by the court of not less than $500 than
$1,000 payable to the United States that Intoxicating
liquor will not thereafter be manufactured Sold kept
otherwise disposed of therein thereon and that all
fines and damages that may be assessed for any
violation of the act upon the property will be paid
Question: If lessee occupant violates any of the
provisions of the National Prohibition Act what hap
pens?
Answer forfeiture of the lease at the option of the
lessor.
Question: In of violation of the injunction either
temporary permanent what may be done?
Answer The court, in vacation the Judge thereof
may sumn1arily try and punish the defendants.
Question: How the proceedings for punishment
for contempt commenced?
Answer By filing with the clerk of the court from
which such injunction issued, information under oath
setting forth alleged facts, constituting the violation
whereupon the court judge shall forthwith cause
warrant for arrest of defendant to be issued.
Question: How shall the trial be held?
Answer Upon af6davts or either party may demand
the production and oral examination of Witnesses.
Question: What is the penalty for contempt?
Answer: fine of not less than $500 than
$1,000 imprisonment of not less than thirty days