Dean v. Maxwell

FUNDERBURK, Justice.

The subject matter of this action is a claim presented for allowance and payment, in a pending receivership suit. The claim, filed by Dizzy Dean on June 3, 1942, embraced three items: $120 as rental for the use of a pasture for horses constituting part of the property in receivership; $286.-40 for 716 bales of hay valued at 40⅜ per bale, used in feeding said horses; and $250, for the reasonable value of Dean’s services (alleged to be $50. per month) performed under employment by the receiver in caring for said horses during part of the time receivership was pending.

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