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· 1/31/1990

Newell v. Hinton

Citations

  • 556 So. 2d 1037
  • 1990 WL 10242

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  • holding that in interpreting a contract \the actual purpose and intent of the parties\ must be derived
  • \[A] criminal contempt proceeding is maintained solely and simply to vindicate the authority of the court or to punish otherwise for conduct offensive to the public in violation of an order of the court.\
  • \[A] criminal contempt proceeding is maintained solely and simply to vindicate the authority of the court or to punish otherwise for conduct offensive to the public in violation of an order of the court.\
  • \[A] criminal contempt proceeding is maintained solely and simply to vindicate the authority of the court or to punish otherwise for conduct offensive to the public in violation of an order of the court\

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Judges: Hawkins, P.J., and Anderson and Blass

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