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Section 36-2-24 - License fraudulently obtained; revocation.
36-2-24. [License fraudulently obtained; revocation.]
The supreme court may revoke the license of any attorney at any time within three years after the same is granted, upon satisfactory showing that the same was obtained by false representations, fraud or deceit.
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