—a corporation was organized to permit united protection of certain taxpayers in matters of taxation and legislation.

—defendant association obtained low cost legal aid in real estate tax suits involving its members; People ex rel Chicago Bar Ass'n.

The Illinois Supreme Court has defined the practice of law as constituting "the preparation of pleadings, and other papers incident to actions and special proceedings, and the management of such actions and proceedings on behalf of clients before judges and courts, and, in addition, conveyancing, the preparation of legal instruments of all kinds, and, in general, all …

—an association of taxpayers which hired salaried lawyers to contest the taxes of individual members constituted the unauthorized practice of law.

"Services were rendered by the respondent's attorneys which it is stipulated were reasonably worth and would have cost an individual client $200,000."

"The most extended use of commissioners or referees to take evidence and report conclusions and recommendations has been in Illinois.

Similar rulings involved a hairdressers' membership association, to defend nuisance suits by clients, B-92; a nurses' association, B-135; school teachers' association, NY County 363; and an association of postal employees "all of one race," NY City B-163.

Association to contest constitutionality of tax statutes in which parties and Association attorneys had large sums of money at stake

It has been repeatedly held that tenant stockholders are concerned primarily in the purchase of a home, and that the permanency of the individual occupants as tenant owners is an essential element in the general plan

Fearful of dangers thought to arise from that element, the courts of several States have sustained regulations aimed at these activities