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· 11/18/1898

State ex rel. Geiger v. Geiger

Citations

  • 20 Wash. 181
  • 54 P. 1129
  • 1898 Wash. LEXIS 494

Syllabus

<p>CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS-APPEAL-NECESSITY FOB BOND.</p> <p>Proceedings against defendant as for contempt, in refusing to obey the order of the court compelling hiin to pay alimony upon a decree of divorce, do not constitute a criminal action; hence the failure to give an appeal bond upon an appeal from an order adjudging the appellant in contempt is not warranted by Laws 1S93, p. 122, § 6 (Bal. Code, § 6505), which provides that no bond shall be required when the appeal is taken by a ■defendant in a criminal action.</p>

Judges: Reavis

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