BALLF v. BAR EXAMINERS (1934)

Supreme Court of California.

Harold P. BALLF v. BAR EXAMINERS (two cases).
John R. ASHER v. SAME.
GERETY v. SAME. Application of J. A. BRIED for Admission.

S. F. 15041, 15040, 15058; L. A. 14567; S. F. 15118.

Decided: May 28, 1934

Harold P. Ballf, in pro. per. John R. Asher, of Oakland, in pro. per. Donald Mitchell Kitzmiller, of Los Angeles, Charles R. Collins, of San Francisco, and Stanley B. Fish, of Los Angeles, for petitioner Gerety. J. A. Bried, of San Francisco, in pro. per. Philbrick McCoy, of Los Angeles, for respondent.

On the authority of In the Matter of an Investigation of the Conduct of the Examination for Admission to Practice Law (Cal. Sup.) 33 P.(2d) 829, the petitions for writs of review in the above-entitled matters and the motion for admission to the bar in S. F. 15118 are discharged.

PER CURIAM.

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