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· 3/16/1911

Mechling v. Potter

Citations

  • 142 Ky. 798
  • 135 S.W. 266
  • 1911 Ky. LEXIS 280

How courts have described this case

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  • determining that, to achieve the “court’s goal” of “fashion[ing] a remedy that will coerce the contemnor into compliance,” the “court’s equitable powers include the ability to appoint a receiver to enforce compliance with the law”
  • “Courts have wide discretion in fashioning remedial sanctions for civil contempt.” (internal quotation marks and alterations omitted)
  • receiver appointed under broad authority of section 7402(a) to oversee company's finances, prevent company from pyramiding employment taxes, and ensuring that company timely filed tax returns
  • “Along with the ability to impose coercive and compensatory fines, a federal court’s equitable powers include the ability to appoint a receiver to enforce compliance with the law.”
  • appointing a limited receiver to ensure compliance with court injunction

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Judges: Clay

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