State ex rel. Patton v. Marron
Citations
- 22 N.M. 632
Syllabus
<p>SYLABUS BY THE COURT.</p> <p>1. After' an order of suspension by tbis court from practice in all of the courts of the state, it is a contempt of this1 court for an attorney to hold himself out as an attorney at law, by means of keeping open an office and displaying a sign or signs upon the windows and at the entrance of his said office, indicating that the same is a law office and that he is an attorney at law, and by using and sending through the mails stationery indicating that the sender is an attorney at law, and by permitting his name to he published in a telephone directory as an attorney at law, and in a city directory.</p> <p>P. 633</p> <p>2. An order of suspension fr'om practice in “all of the courts of this state” prohibits an attorney at law from practice in the probate or other inferior courts during the term of such suspension.</p> <p>P. 638</p> <p>Roberts, J., dissenting.</p>
Judges: Eobert, Hanna, Parker
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