Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 4/7/1988
Fields v. Fields
Citations
- 539 A.2d 708
- 74 Md. App. 628
- 1988 Md. App. LEXIS 54
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- trial court erred by incarcerating contemnor where only evidence on matter established it would take him 30 days to raise money necessary to satisfy purging provision
- civil contempt order invalid for lack of finding of ability to comply
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Judges: Wilner, Garrity, Alpert
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- Zetty v. PiattCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 2001-07-16· cited 23×
- Lloyd v. General Motors Corp.D. Maryland· 2011-06-16· cited 8×
- Young v. FauthCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2004-07-19· cited 4×
- Bradford v. StateCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2011-06-01· cited 4×
- Lynch v. LynchCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1995-02-01· cited 4×
Cites
11 cases in this archive are cited by this case.
- In Re GAULTSupreme Court· 1967-05-15· cited 5,473×
- State v. Roll and SchollCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 1973-01-17· cited 117×
- Rutherford v. KatzenbergerCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 1983-08-05· cited 92×
- United States v. AndersonEighth Circuit· 1977-04-19· cited 31×
- McDaniel v. McDanielCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 1970-02-10· cited 30×
- Elzey v. ElzeyCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 1981-10-08· cited 26×
- Herd v. StateCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1977-09-14· cited 16×
- McHugh & Associates v. Commercial & Farmers BankCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1984-06-21· cited 8×
- Jones v. JohnsonCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1988-01-18· cited 4×
- Baker v. BakerCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1984-04-16· cited 3×
- Thorne v. ThorneCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1987-01-16· cited 2×
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