In re Achi
Hawaii Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OP THE COURT BY
JUDD, C.J.
A rule to show cause was issued by tins Court ou the 27th March last ou the iuformatiou of the Attorney-General, against the respondent, William C. Achi, an attorney of this Court. The substantial facts of this matter are as follows:
On theT9th March, 1891, one D. Ilealohapanole, with whom the respondent had been doing business, wishing to raise some money, made to respondent a negotiable promissory note for $300 payable in two years with 12 per cent, interest. Respondent not being able immediately to negotiate this note, on the same day Kealohapauole, at…
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