Stotler and Company, Cross-Appellee v. William J. Able, Cross-Appellant

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• describing a district court’s decision on a contempt petition under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 70 and 71 as discretionary in character and reviewing for abuse of discretion
• describing a district court’s decision on a contempt petition under Federal Rules of Civil Procedure 70 and 71 as discretionary in character and reviewing for abuse of discretion
• “[O]rdinarily a court may find a nonparty in contempt [for violating an injunction] if that person has ‘actual knowledge’ of the court order [among other requirements].”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).