In Welch v. Barber, 52 Conn. 147, 157, the court said, in reference to the inauguration of proceedings for a contempt of this kind: "The proper course is for some informing officer to bring it to the attention of the court."
Summary of this case from Hurley v. CommonwealthNo. 2041040.
November 14, 2005.
Decisions Without Opinions Dismissed on motion of appellant.
In Welch v. Barber, 52 Conn. 147, 157, the court said, in reference to the inauguration of proceedings for a contempt of this kind: "The proper course is for some informing officer to bring it to the attention of the court."
Summary of this case from Hurley v. CommonwealthFull title:Beverly Barber v. Linda Mays Welch
Court:Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
Date published: Nov 14, 2005
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