Reardon v. Youngquist

There is no doubt that the receiver was directed by orders of court to do everything he did do by way of the expenditure of the items of money appellees object to his being credited with, except the matter of attorneys’ fees and his own compensation. There is no doubt that those of the appellees who were then. defendants were notified of the applications of the receiver upon which such orders were entered. The master so found and his finding in that respect is amply supported by the record. It cannot be seriously questioned that those of the appellees who were then defendants consented…