Reports of Cases Heard and Determined in the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, Volumen197 |
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... Respondent in person . CLARKE , P. J .: The respondent was admitted to practice as an attorney and counselor at law at a term of the Appellate Division , First Department , in February , 1903 , and has since practiced in said department ...
... Respondent in person . CLARKE , P. J .: The respondent was admitted to practice as an attorney and counselor at law at a term of the Appellate Division , First Department , in February , 1903 , and has since practiced in said department ...
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... respondent to look after his son's interests and paid him seventy - five dollars in full for his services to be ... respondent , who then appeared as his attorney , the case was adjourned until July 29 , 1918. On July 29 , 1918 , Talmo ...
... respondent to look after his son's interests and paid him seventy - five dollars in full for his services to be ... respondent , who then appeared as his attorney , the case was adjourned until July 29 , 1918. On July 29 , 1918 , Talmo ...
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... respondent did not prepare or submit any memoranda or brief in support of his contention on appeal . The charge of $ 300 for the services rendered or which could be rendered by the respondent in the matter of the Talmo appeal was ...
... respondent did not prepare or submit any memoranda or brief in support of his contention on appeal . The charge of $ 300 for the services rendered or which could be rendered by the respondent in the matter of the Talmo appeal was ...
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... respondent as his legal adviser and of the respondent's knowledge that he had no legal ground for appeal , the sum of $ 300 was an excessive charge . ' From a thorough examination of the testimony and exhibits we are satisfied that as ...
... respondent as his legal adviser and of the respondent's knowledge that he had no legal ground for appeal , the sum of $ 300 was an excessive charge . ' From a thorough examination of the testimony and exhibits we are satisfied that as ...
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... respondent's testimony was not convincing and his statements made upon the preliminary examination before the grievance committee were quite at variance with those before the referee , and his principal witness not only failed to ...
... respondent's testimony was not convincing and his statements made upon the preliminary examination before the grievance committee were quite at variance with those before the referee , and his principal witness not only failed to ...
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