In Re Quinn
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Weintraub, C. J.
This is a disciplinary matter arising out of a complaint made by respondent’s client, Sawa Zaboronak. It is charged that (1) respondent, despite an agreement to accept a fee of $1,000, demanded and received the further sum of $4,000 by threats, and (2) the amount received was “unreasonable and grossly excessive.”
On December 20, 1951 Zaboronak conveyed premises known as 14 Cornell Avenue, Hamilton Township, to his son and daughter-in-law, on the strength, as Zaboronak claimed, of an oral promise that he could live there with them for the…
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