In Re Flint

This is a presentment charging the respondent with contempt of this Court for having engaged in the unlawful practice of the law. The case has been here once before on demurrer of respondent to the presentment. The demurrer was overruled. See In re Flint, 110 Vt. 38, 1 Atl. (2d) 718. The case was then sent to a commissioner to find and report the facts, and it is now before us on his report.

The facts constituting such unlawful practice as alleged in the presentment are fully set forth in the former opinion and we need not repeat them here. It is sufficient to say that the respondent is…