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· 11/5/1956

Van Sweringen v. Van Sweringen

Citations

  • 126 A.2d 334
  • 22 N.J. 440
  • 64 A.L.R. 2d 593
  • 1956 N.J. LEXIS 192

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  • by telling a co-respondent in a divorce case that he could obtain a favorable decision for money, an attorney committed criminal contempt outside presence of the court which reflected on the integrity of judge, who should have disqualified himself
  • by telling a co-respondent in a divorce case that he could obtain a favorable decision for money, an attorney committed criminal contempt outside presence of the court which reflected on the integrity of judge, who should have disqualified himself

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