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· 6/17/1982

In Re Bricker

Citations

  • 446 A.2d 1195
  • 90 N.J. 6
  • 1982 N.J. LEXIS 2140

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  • disbarring attorney who engaged in continuous course of conduct involving false swearing, fraud and deception in obtaining title to a number of valuable parcels of real estate
  • attorney obtained title to a number of valuable properties through repeated acts of misrepresentations, some while under oath
  • attorney obtained title to a number of valuable properties through repeated acts of misrepresentations, some while under oath
  • where attorney obtained title to land through fraud and deception and committed two acts of false swearing; convictions for conspiracy to obstruct justice, for the use of a corporation to commit fraud and for two instances of false swearing merited disbarment

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Judges: Per Curiam

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