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· 10/15/1857

Dilworth v. Fooshee

Citations

  • 34 Miss. 288

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  • holding the family court had authority to enforce its previous order, and the petition from which the new order arose was “merely a means of obtaining enforcement , rather than modification, of the original decree.”
  • \That a court has the power to enforce its orders through a contempt citation cannot be disputed.\

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