In the Matter of the Woven Tape Skirt Co.
New York Court of Appeals
These were cross appeals by Moritz Cohn and James A. West, stockholders, and Francis M. Bixby, receiver of the above-named, The Wov'en Tape Skirt Company, from an order óf the General Term of the Supreme Court, in the first judicial department, made March 20, 1880, which modified an order of Special -Term fixing the amount of. fees to be allowed to said receiver, by reducing the allowance from $7,775 to $4,000. The Woven Tape Skirt Company was a corporation organized under…
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These were cross appeals by Moritz Cohn and James A. West, stockholders, and Francis M. Bixby, receiver of the above-named, The Wov'en Tape Skirt Company, from an order óf the General Term of the Supreme Court, in the first judicial department, made March 20, 1880, which modified an order of Special -Term fixing the amount of. fees to be allowed to said receiver, by reducing the allowance from $7,775 to $4,000. The Woven Tape Skirt Company was a corporation organized under the General Manufacturing Companies Act. The said Cohn and West owned all the stock of the corporation ; they being…
1Per curiam
The receiver of this corporation was not appointed by reason of its insolvency, but in consequence of a disagreement as to the management of its affairs. He. was appointed in June, 1876, and the assets of the company never passed into his hands. The business, which was profitable, was continued by an order of the court permitting the same to be carried on, which was done under the direction of the receiver, but mainly in charge of Cohn & West, the parties in interest, except that all checks upon the bank were to be signed by West and Cohn, instead of being signed by West alone. These parties,…
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