Sharp v. Lucky

DAWKINS, Chief Judge.

When this case was here before, plaintiff presented it purely and simply on the theory that his rights as a lawyer had been violated. He even claimed he had been damaged “in his profession” to the extent of $25,000, which he demanded from plaintiff, in addition to his prayer for declaratory and injunctive relief. This is shown, as clearly as plain English can do so, by the verbatim quotations from his complaint set forth in our original opinion, Sharp v. Lucky, D.C., 148 F.Supp. 8, at page 9.

Finding, on the authority of two Supreme Court decisions and holdings by the…