In re Morris & Rice
District Court, D. Massachusetts
In Bankruptcy. In the matter of Morris & Rice, bankrupts. On petitions for review of various orders of referee.
1Opinion of the Court
MORTON, District Judge.
The various petitions for review in this case bring up: (1) Certain questions concerning the proper settlement of the account between1 the common-law assignee and the trustee in bankruptcy; (2) the proper compensation to" be allowed to the assignee; and (3) whether money deposited by the bankrupts under an offer of composition which was not confirmed should be returned to them. The facts are stated in the certificates of the learned referee. While the evidence on. which he acted is reported, the facts on which the decision turns are for the most part not in dispute.
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