Polk v. Johnson
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Johnson Circuit Court; Vinson Carter, Special Judge. Grafton Johnson filed his final report as receiver of the property of James T. Polk, to which James T. Polk and others filed exceptions. From a judgment in favor of the receiver, exceptors appeal. (On appeal to Supreme Court, see 160 Ind. 292.)
1Opinion of the CourtRoby, C. J.
The proceedings out of which this appeal arises were had in the lower court upon exceptions filed by the appellant James T. Polk to the amended final report of Grafton Johnson, the-appellee, as receiver of the property and estate of said Polk; said Johnson having been theretofore appointed such receiver by the Johnson Circuit Court in a cause therein pending. The appellee, in such report, claimed an allowance of $20,000 for his services, and was allowed, upon hearing, $9,500 therefor.
Subdivision one of exception two was as follows: “It is shown to the court: That the property and business of…
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