Opinion
The opinion
YaN Fossan,
dissenting in part: It is elemental that fraud must be proved by clear and convincing evidence; a mere preponderance is not sufficient. When the evidence in this case is subjected to this test, I find myself unable-to concur in the imposition of the'penalty for fraud.
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