Foster v. Little Motor Kar Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtLooney, J.
The material questions presented on this appeal will appear from the following statement:
On April 8, 1920, the affairs of the Little Motor Kar Company, a trust estate, referred to herein as “the company,” were placed in the hands of a receiver by the court below. On the 7th day of April, .1922, the court terminated the receivership and entered an order requiring the receiver to deliver to the trustees all property of the company then in his custody.
During the time the receivership was pending, numerous creditors of the company intervened and their claims were approved by the master, but, at…
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