order punishing for contempt
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From 204 U.S. 599 - Doyle v. London Guarantee & Accident Co. · 1907Most cited · 275 citing opinions
An order punishing for contempt, made in the progress of the case, when not in the nature of an order in a criminal proceeding, is regarded as interlocutory, and to be reviewed only upon appeal from a final decree in the case.