Bailie v. Rossell
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
BUFFINGTON, Circuit Judge.
This appeal concerns the allowance of foes to a receiver in an amicable receivership. Where a court is colled upon to administer the .affairs of a financially embarrassed corporation and is itself unable to oversee the management of its business and conserve its property, it is customary and proper for such court to call to its aid in administration persons or corporations who become the quasi officers, or, so to speak, the right, hand of the court. To look on receiver's and receiverships in any other light is to lose sight- of their real status, for, as said in…
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