Culhane v. Anderson
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
STONE, Circuit judge.
On September 3, 1921, a receiver was appointed by Judge Woodrough, in the district of Nebraska, for. the Brictson Manufacturing Company, in a cause entitled H E. Close et al. v. Brictson. Manufacturing Company This court determined (280 F. 297) that the trial court should not have appointed a receiver and ordered restoration of the property, taken by the receiver. The' trial court refused to comply with the mandate of this court therein and the subsequent confusion and trouble, into which this case has become entangled, is clearly traceable thereto. Later, mandamus from…
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