GRIMES, C.J.
In this appeal the defendants question whether the evidence was sufficient to sustain a finding of criminal contempt for violation of an injunction prohibiting them from "depositing or suffering or permitting the deposit of refuse" on premises owned and/or occupied by the defendants. We hold the evidence sufficient and affirm.
The defendant Mary Charpentier owns a parcel of land on Gilson Road in Nashua. The property was at one time a gravel pit...
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