Parks v. Central Door & Lumber Co.
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRossman, J.
This is an appeal'by 169 individuals, all of whom were employees of one A. P. Biles, receiver of the Central Door & Lumber Company, from a decree of the circuit 'court which determined the priorities under which the creditors of the receiver should be paid. Since these 169 men are termed defendants in the briefs, we shall refer to them by that designation. The order attacked by this appeal was entered after Biles had resigned, one Carl Detering had been appointed as his successor, and Detering had lapplied to the court to determine the order in which the claims against the receiver should be…
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