In re the Complaint Against Condon
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Webster District Court. — Hon. Clarence Nichols, Judge. On complaint duly filed by order of his honor, C. G. Lee, presiding over the district court in and for Webster county, D. M. Kelleher, Esq., filed a complaint against W. F. Condon, accusing him of conduct unbecoming an attorney and counselor at law, and upon hearing, the Hon. Clarence Nichols presiding, the license of said Condon as attorney and counselor at law was suspended until further order of the court…
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Appeal from Webster District Court. — Hon. Clarence Nichols, Judge. On complaint duly filed by order of his honor, C. G. Lee, presiding over the district court in and for Webster county, D. M. Kelleher, Esq., filed a complaint against W. F. Condon, accusing him of conduct unbecoming an attorney and counselor at law, and upon hearing, the Hon. Clarence Nichols presiding, the license of said Condon as attorney and counselor at law was suspended until further order of the court in the premises. He appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtLadd, C. J.
— The district court of Webster county directed complaint against W. F. Condon, an attorney practicing at the bar of that court, to be prepared and filed, and this was done and a copy thereof served on Condon September 12,1913. Therein, it was alleged that on or about August 29, 1913, said Condon caused to be filed in the office of the clerk of the district court of said county six separate complaints against the members of the bar of said court, as follows: (1) “In the matter of a complaint against B. J. Price, M. M. Joyce, S. N. Magowan, and B. B. Burnquist,” verified by Wayne and Cynthia…
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