Evidence adduced at the hearing supports the IAS Court's findings that appellants falsely stated that documents that had been ordered produced were not available, and then attempted to obtain false statements from others in an effort to conceal the original falsehood. Such "willful misbehavior" warrants the drastic sanction of dismissal (Lipin v Bender,
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