In re Hollis Lumber Co.

MANTON, Circuit Judge.

The Hollis Lumber Company, a corporation, was adjudged a bankrupt. Thereafter, on June 13, 1931, it offered a composition to its creditors of a 50 per cent, payment of all claims allowed or to be allowed and payment in full of all claims entitled to priority, in addition to administration expenses. The payment was to be made in cash upon the entry of the decree confirming the composition. It was agreed that the appellant, who is the attorney for the bankrupt, be paid $750, but the District Court, upon the ap*899plication to confirm, revised the allowances to the receiver,…