King v. Hiawatha Silk Mills, Inc.

(after stating the facts as above). If the court had power, the reduction of the allowances was within its discretion. Ordinarily an order making allowances is interlocutory, but in this case the order of July 7, 1923, surcharged the receivers as on a final accounting, and ordered that they be not discharged, nor the bonds filed by. them canceled, until after repayment-of the surcharged amount. Thus the order or decree of July 7, 1923, is a final and appealable order or decree. The order of March 1, 1922, provided that Dynch should receive $2,500 “on account of services rendered to date,” and…