Linington v. Dickinson

The record shows that the case which the appellant claims exists, is, that August 16, 1895, he made an assignment for the benefit of his creditors to the appellee Dickinson. About November 1,1895, the appellant made a settlement with his creditors, and the appellee Dickinson returned the property to the appellant, less $10,000 for services of Dickinson and his attorney, which the appellant admits he assented to, but now complains that it was $7,000 more than ought to be allowed for those services.

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