· 10/24/1969
Eschwig v. State Bar
Citations
- 459 P.2d 904
- 1 Cal. 3d 8
- 81 Cal. Rptr. 352
- 35 A.L.R. 3d 662
- 1969 Cal. LEXIS 188
How courts have described this case
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- disbarment proper where attorney acquired via judicial sale valuable property belonging to his client
- “A conflict of interest exists, and is inherently more dangerous, in a sale during probate such as occurred here, because it was not public, was unknown to the court, did not involve competitive bidding, and allowed petitioner to overreach or exercise undue influence upon his client.”
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