· 12/26/2002
South Fork Band of the Te-Moak Tribe v. State Engineer of Nevada
Citations
- 59 P.3d 1226
- 118 Nev. 901
- 118 Nev. Adv. Rep. 91
- 2002 Nev. LEXIS 103
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- recognizing that this court has appellate jurisdiction over a contempt order entered as a final judgment in a statutory proceeding that authorizes an appeal from the judgment
- recognizing that this court has appellate jurisdiction over a contempt order entered as a final judgment in a statutory proceeding that authorizes an appeal from the judgment
- explaining that a civil contempt order is \conditional or indeterminate\ (internal quotations omitted)
- explaining that a court has an inherent power to enforce its orders
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