Peet v. Peet

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• finding contempt order appealable where it sentenced husband to 15 days in jail, “suspended on the condition that he comply with the support decree”
• finding contempt order appealable where it sentenced husband to 15 days in jail, “suspended on the condition that he comply with the support decree”
• finding contempt order appealable where it sentenced husband to 15 days in jail, “suspended on the condition that he comply with the support decree”
• distinguishing intrinsic from extrinsic fraud because a party can \ferret out and expose false information presented to the trier of fact\ through cross-examination
• finding contempt order appealable where it sentenced husband to 15 days in jail, “suspended on the condition that he comply with the support decree”
• finding contempt order appealable where it sentenced husband to 15 days in jail, “suspended on the condition that he comply with the support decree”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).