66 Fla. 14 | Fla. | 1913
James Lee filed hi® bill in chancery against W. C. McCall, wherein a temporary injunction was sought to restrain the defendant, who is alleged to be a justice of the peace in and for the tenth district of Dade County, “from making any entries touching” certain named causes and “from issuing executions or taking any steps whatever to enforce” certain described judgments against the complainant, which are alleged to be void for reasons stated, and that at the final hearing such temporary injunction be made perpetual.- There was also a prayer for general relief. A temporary injunction was
“The foregoing cause coming on for consideration upon the rule to show cause why the defendant, W. C. McCall should not be held in contempt for violation of the injunction heretofore issued in the cause, and the said McCall having answered in open court and having failed to purge himself of contempt as above stated, and the court being advised in the premises;
It- is therefore decreed, ordered and aljudged that the said W. C. McCall is in contempt, and that he pay into the custody of the court all the moneys collected from M. S. Studstill garnishee within three days from this date and in default thereof that he stand committed to the county jail of Dade County until he shall purge himself of such contempt.
And that complainant shall have leave to further submit to the court any question which may arise as to whether any sum so paid into the registry of court is correct, in order that full justice may be done.
Done and ordered in open court at Miami, Florida, this tenth day of February, A. D. 1913.”
From this order the defendant has entered his appeal.
For the reasons stated the appeal mast be dismissed at the cost of the appellant.