United Typesetting Co. v. Congress Trust & Savings Bank

Creditors of the Congress Trust and Savings Bank filed a bill to recover the added liability of the stockholders of the bank; April 14, 1934, a decree was enterecl finding that sufficient money had been advanced by the stockholders to the liquidating receiver to pay the creditors in full. They were ordered paid and the bill dismissed, except that jurisdiction was retained to settle the final accounts of the receiver.

After paying the creditors in full the receiver had in his hands.$25,045.29, to be used in the payment of costs and fees. May 25, 1934, an order was entered approving the final…