In re Mills
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
By the court,
Wnipp'LE, C.'J.
This ease comes before the court upon question's reserved by the circuit judge of the county of Kent.
Charges, affecting the professional and Moral character of the respondent, were filed by Charles P. Babcock against Mills, in the circuit court of the county of Kent. Among these charges were the following:
1. “ That said Mills is of notoriously had character, not to be believed tinder oath, and unworthy to practice' as an attorney.”
2. “ That the reputation of said Mills for truth and veracity is so notoriously had, that ho is not to be believed under oath.”
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