Holtzman v. Smith
Indiana Court of Appeals
From Hamilton Circuit Court; Fred E. Hines, Special Judge. Proceedings on the petition of John W. Holtzman and another for an allowance of attorney’s fees in the matter of the estate of John W. Jessup, an insolvent, Samuel M. Smith, assignee, and another filing objections. From an adverse judgment, the petitioners appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtMcMahan, J.
The appellants, John W. Holtzman and Lewis A. Coleman, filed their petition in the Hamilton Circuit Court for an allowance for attorneys’ fees in the matter of the estate of John W. Jessup, an insolvent, of which Samuel M. Smith was assignee. The assignee filed objections to granting the allowance. John L. Dulin, receiver of the Hamilton Trust Company, having been made a party, by leave of court, filed objections to the petition. The cause was tried by the court. The court found against the appellants, and entered a judgment that they take nothing.
Appellants filed a motion for a new trial for…
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