In re Tyler
California Supreme Court Feb 6, 1887 No. No. 11,442Published
Synopsis
Attorneys—Disbarment—Motion for New Trial.—Where the supreme court has, by its judgment, disbarred an attorney, a motion for a new trial will not be heard by it.
By the COURT. The motion for a new trial is not the proper remedy in this cause. Considered as a petition for a rehearing, we see no reason to grant it.
Motion for a new trial and a rehearing denied.
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