New York Court of Chancery, 1846

Patterson v. Elder

Patterson v. Elder
New York Court of Chancery · Decided August 24, 1846
6 Sarat. Ch. Sent. 38; 1846 N.Y. LEXIS 231

Counsel

D. P. Hall and D. D. Field, for complainant;, H. F. Clark, for defendants.

Patterson v. Elder

Opinion of the Court

This case came before the court upon an attachment against the defendants Elder and Ridabock for a violation of an injunction restraining a nuisance carried on by the Butcher’s Melting Association in the city of New-York. Order declaring the defendants guilty of the contempt, and imposing upon Elder a fine of $250, in addition to his half of the complainant’s costs and counsel fees,

■amounting in the whole to $445,75 ; and upon Ridabock a fine of $195,75, being his portion of the eosts and expenses of the proceedings as to him.

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