Wilder v. Reed
Oregon Supreme Court
From Multnomah: Arthur L. Frazer, Judge. Suit by Gardner K. Wilder against W. I. Eeed. From an order making an allowance to the receiver’s counsel, defendant appealed. The respondent moved to dismiss the appeal.
1Per curiam
This is a motion to dismiss an appeal. A suit was begun to dissolve a partnership and for an- accounting, and a decree was rendered therein as prayed for, whereupon a receiver was appointed, who employed counsel to aid him in the discharge of his trust. Prior to the final settlement the attorneys so engaged petitioned the court for an allowance of $250 as compensation for their services, in support of which an affidavit was filed by the receiver, but the transcript does not show that the creditors of the partnership ever had notice of the application. The defendant filed an objection to the…
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