In re Disbarment of Cobb
California Supreme Court
Proceedings for the disbarment of Moses G. Cobb, an attorney at law, upon the accusation o'f Andrew Crawford. The facts are stated in the opinion of the court.
1Opinion of the CourtMcFarland, J.
On June 3, 1889, Andrew Crawford filed in this court a written accusation against Moses G. Cobb, charging him with violating his oath as attorney at law, and praying that this court “take such action in the premises as may be just and proper.” Cobb filed a demurrer to the accusation, on the ground that it does not state sufficient facts to constitute an accusation or complaint. He also filed an answer; and before any ruling on the demurrer, with the consent of the parties, a referee was appointed to take and report the evidence, and his report has been filed.
The accusation was not sufficient.…
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