Schaefer

Schaefer v. Superior Court

Good Law
1968 Cal. App. LEXIS 1290·268 Cal. App. 2d 180·73 Cal. Rptr. 870
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaDecember 13, 1968Civ. No. 33579California652 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Files, J.

This proceeding was originated in this court to review a judgment made July 18, 1968, holding petitioners in contempt upon a finding that they had violated a judgment of the superior court entered September 11, 1967. .The order which petitioners are' charged with violating had been entered pursuant to an agreement whereby the parties had settled,a civil action wherein petitioners had been plaintiffs, and. real parties in interest hére had been defendants.

The contempt proceeding arose out of a charge that petitioners had committed 130 separate violations of the 1967 judgment. After hearing evidence the court found petitioners not guilty of all charges except one. The violation, as found by the court, was that petitioner J. J. Schaefer had “called on said Wilshire Metro Medical Building. ”

The judgment of September 11, 1967, recites that" .the parties had entered into an agreement as to certain matters pertaining to treatment of customer lists and trade secrets, which agreement was identified as Exhibit AA and placed in a sealed envelope attached to the judgment. The judgment provides that “By stipulation between the parties, the complaint of the plaintiff herein is dismissed…

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