Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Co. v. Swift

— This is an action by the appellee against the appellant for the value of his services as an attorney rendered to the appellant in an action wherein one Frank E. Helwig was plaintiff, and the appellant, the Indianapolis Chair Manufacturing Company, and others, were defendants, in which action the plaintiff sought to have a receiver appointed to take charge of the assets of the corporation and wind up its affairs. The action was commenced in the Marion Superior Court, an appeal was taken to the general term and from there an appeal taken to the Supreme Court. After the cause had been briefed…