Adams v. Kehlor Milling Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Missouri
In Equity. Bill by Henry Adams and others against the Kehlor Milling Company and others, to set aside a fraudulent assignment. Decree for complainant, and for other creditors who intervened. See 35 Fed. Rep. 433. The complainants’ solicitors moved for an allowance for their services, to be taxed as costs in the case. ■
1Opinion of the CourtThayer, J.
In accordance with the decree heretofore entered, (35 Fed. Rep. 433,) the master has filed his report. An application is now made by complainants’ solicitors for an allowance of attorneys’ fees, to be taxed as costs against the defendants. The claim, as made, appears to be a claim for compensation for services rendered as solicitors for com■.plainants in this case, and also for services rendered to complainants in the state court, in obtaining a judgment against the Kehlor Milling Com-pan3', on which* the proceeding in the federal court was based. It is clear that this court has no authority…
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