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ROSARIO DELOS REYES v. ATTY. JOSE B. AZNAR

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	AC. No. 9401 2013-10-22	JOCELYN DE LEON v. ATTY. TYRONE PEDRENA BERSAMIN, J.
In Delos Reyes v. Aznar,[22] the Court adjudged the respondent lawyer, a married man with children, highly immoral for having taken advantage of his position as the chairman of the College of Medicine of his school in enticing the complainant, then a student in the college, to have carnal knowledge with him under the threat that she would flunk in all her subjects should she refuse. The respondent was disbarred for grossly immoral conduct.
	AC. NO. 7204 2007-03-07	CYNTHIA ADVINCULA v. ATTY. ERNESTO M. MACABATA CHICO-NAZARIO, J.
In Delos Reyes v. Aznar,[20] it was ruled that it was highly immoral of respondent, a married man with children, to have taken advantage of his position as chairman of the college of medicine in asking complainant, a student in said college, to go with him to Manila where he had carnal knowledge of her under the threat that she would flank in all her subjects in case she refused.
	AC. NO. 4921 2005-08-03	CARMELITA I. ZAGUIRRE v. ATTY. ALFREDO CASTILLO
On March 4, 2005, Livelyn Castillo, sent another handwritten letter expressing that it is unfair for her and her three children that respondent had to support complainant's daughter when it is not clear who the child's father is. Livelyn argues that complainant should have filed a case for support where the paternity of the child could be determined and not use the present administrative case to get support from respondent.[12]