Guthery v. Jacoby
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtPutnam, J.
Under tlie provisions of Sections 1707 and 1708, General Code, charges were preferred against appellee, John Wilbur Jacoby, by a committee appointed by the Common Pleas Court of Marion county. A demurrer was interposed by appellee to the charges for the reason that the facts stated in such charges do not state facts which show grounds for disciplinary action by the court. The demurrer was sustained on the authority of State, ex rel. Oregon Bar Assn., v. Prendergast, 84 Ore., 307, 164 P., 1178, for the reason that the charges do not allege that appellee defrauded or intended to defraud anyone…
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