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In re Thompson

In re Thompson, 45 P. 1034 (Cal. 1896)
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Court
California Supreme Court · State Highest Courts
Decided
August 4, 1896
Docket
No. Crim. No. 170
Citations
45 P. 10345 Cal. Unrep. 414
Disposition
Dismissed.
Syllabus
Attorney—Proceeding to Remove—Appeal.—An appeal by the accuser in a proceeding to remove one from his office of attorney and counselor is not contemplated by the law, and will therefore be dismissed.1
Summary
APPEAL from Superior Court, Sonoma County. Proceeding to remove It. K. Thompson from the office of attorney and counselor at law. The proceedings were dismissed on objection to the sufficiency of the accusation, and It. B. Tappan, the accuser, appeals.

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PER CURIAM.

Motion to dismiss appeal granted, upon the ground that an appeal by the accuser in such a proceeding is not contemplated by law.

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1910: 11927: 119102026peak 1910 · 1

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  1. In re Danford108 P. 322 (Cal. 1910)
  2. State ex rel. Greene County Bar v. Huddleston293 S.W. 353 (Ark. 1927)

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  1. State ex rel. Greene County Bar v. Huddleston293 S.W. 353 (Ark. 1927)
  2. In re Danford108 P. 322 (Cal. 1910)

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