Per Curiam.
Respondent, admitted to practice in 1945, is charged with professional misconduct. He acquired a one-third interest in the stock of a corporation, which owned real property, by misleading two partners in a joint venture, who were also clients, to believe that the purchase price of the entire stock was $36,000, that he was paying his one-third share thereof "underneath the table" because the sellers, for tax purposes, did not wish to recite the full...
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