Rogers v. Taintor

Wyatt, Justice.

When the petition for compensation was filed by the receivers, the plaintiff in error in his response contended: “(1) Defendant avers that the funds in the hands of said receivers is his personal property, and he contends is not subject to costs in this case for the reason there has been no final adjudication of the many issues involved therein. (2) Defendant further alleges that said receivers were appointed upon an ex parte presentation of said case. He respectfully contends that, had he had an opportunity of being heard prior to the appointment of receivers, the probability…