Rost v. International Electric Co.

On June 29, 1923, the receiver of the International Electric Company filed a current report, setting forth his receipts and expenditures to that date, which was approved; and he then filed a petition for instructions as to the conduct of the trust, in which he asked the court to authorize certain settlements to be made, and to “fix further and final allowances for this receiver and his attorney ... for their services in full . . . and that said receiver be authorized to pay said allowances at this time, and be also authorized to pay a dividend to the creditors.” The court thereupon, without…