United States v. Marvin

Per Curiam :

This suit was brought to recover the sum of $535, “for services rendered on behalf of the United States from June, 1900, to April 1, 1906, to wit: For attendance on court while actually in session during the term's, with the judge presiding and judicial business actually transacted in court, as provided by §§ 574, 638 and 828, Rev. Stat., and chapter II, § 2, Bankruptcy Act (30 Stat. L. 545), 107 days at $5.00 per day.”

The Court of Claims filed its findings of fact and conclusion of law April 20, 1908, as follows:

“Findings of fact.

“I. During the times hereinafter mentioned the…