Straus v. Baker Co.
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1Per curiam
' [1,2] In their motion for rehearing, Cal-laway and Reed vigorously attack our conclusion that no allowance should have been made them for services as attorneys for Baker Hotel Company and for Fenton J. Baker as operating cotrustee. A careful re-examination of the record confirms and strengthens us in our former conclusion. As to the Baker Company, and for services rendered to it before the reorganization proceeding, Callaway and Reed stood as any others of its creditors. If they had a claim against it, they should have proven it and taken in regard to it under the reorganization plan as its…
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