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Ex Parte Hudson

Citations

  • 917 S.W.2d 24
  • 39 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 268
  • 1996 Tex. LEXIS 13
  • 1996 WL 51178

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  • holding that injunction requiring party to maintain land \in a sightly condition\ was sufficiently specific to apprise party of actions required of him
  • holding that injunction requiring party to maintain land “in a sightly condition” was sufficiently specific to apprise party of actions required of him
  • there was only single act of contempt in failing to remove junk from premises pursuant to injunction and thus fine could not exceed $500 and could not be separately imposed for each day that condition of property remained unchanged
  • there was only single act of contempt in failing to remove junk from premises pursuant to injunction and thus fine could not exceed $500 and could not be separately imposed for each day that condition of property remained unchanged
  • person may not be confined for civil contempt longer than A the lesser of 18 months or the period from the date of confinement to the date the person complies with the court order that was the basis of the finding of contempt, if the confinement is for civil contempt @

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Judges: Per Curiam

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