First Nat. Bank v. Southern Cotton Oil Co.

HUTCHESON, Circuit Judge.

This is the third time appellants have been here in this case. The first appeal1 was from an order appointing receivers. The second,2 was from a decree entered June 30, 1934, subordinating appellants’ liens as noteholders to the liens of appellee and others who had furnished supplies. The first appeal went against appellants; the second appeal went for them. This appeal is from the denial of their motion to tax against the Southern Cotton Oil Company, the losing plaintiff who had brought the bill, the costs and expenses of the long drawn out litigation, including…