In re Mancini

The order for the imprisonment of petitioner was made in a divorce action in which petitioner’s husband, Joseph J. Maneini, was found in contempt and sentenced by order which has this day been annulled in 2d Crim. No. 8742. [Ante, p. 54.]

By order of October 19, 1961, petitioner was awarded custody of the minor child, a 12-year-old boy. Both parties were restrained from annoying, harassing or molesting the other, from disposing of property and from discussing their marital relations or making any derogatory remarks to or about the other in the presence of the child; plaintiff was to have the exclusive use and possession of the family residence, but no unrelated persons were to reside therein. The order awarding plaintiff custody of the child provided “with right *58 of reasonable visitation to defendant which includes but is not limited to physical custody on alternate week-ends from 9 AM Saturday to 6 PM Sunday commencing October 21, 1961.” October 22, 1962, defendant filed a certificate which stated “plaintiff has continuously and wholly refused defendant visitations with said minor child either as ordered by the court, as aforesaid, or in any other manner.” It was also stated…