In re Wool
Michigan Supreme Court
Proceedings to disbar an attorney.
1Opinion of the Court
Campbell, J:
A decree was made at the last term, in the case of Bellair v. Wool and Prentis, which rested on a fraud charged to have been practiced by Wool on complainant, under circumstances indicating a gross abuse of confidence. We thereupon entered an order to show cause why he should not be ¡struck from the rolls.
Upon the return of this order, certain affidavits were presented, to which reference will be made directly, and a •question was suggested as to the correct practice in such a case as this, and a suggestion was made that a reference ought to be granted.
The charges made against…
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