Rogers v. Wendell
New York Supreme Court
Appeal from special term, Jefferson county. Action by John Rogers against Harry M. Wendell, as executor of the estate of Nathan D. Wendell, deceased, to recover for disbursements incurred and services performed while in the employment of Nathan D. Wendell, as receiver of the Carthage Company, a corporation. From a judgment in defendant’s favor, plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMartin, J.
On the 8th day of November, 1884, Nathan D. Wendell, the defendant’s testator, was appointed temporary receiver of the property of the *782Carthage Company, in an action to dissolve such corporation. On the4th day of December, 1884, he became permanent receiver thereof. On November 17, 1884, he employed the plaintiff to take charge of the property of the company at Carthage, and to pay certain disbursements necessary for its protection. The plaintiff entered upon and continued in such employ until January 5, 1886, when Wendell died. During the continuance of such employment the plaintiff…
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