Cowdrey v. Railroad Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Texas
[There was a decree of foreclosure in] the' principal case in this suit. [Each of the parties appealed therefrom to the supreme ■court.
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[There was a decree of foreclosure in] the' principal case in this suit. [Each of the parties appealed therefrom to the supreme ■court. The determination of the appeal] is reported in Galveston R. Co. v. Cowdrey, 13 Wall. [78 U. S.] 450.2 The following opinion was delivered at Galveston, in May term, 1870, upon points arising in the management of the property, by a receiver, pending the appeal of the principal cause in the supreme court: The bill was filed, February 12, 1867, to foreclose three several mortgages, given on the railroad and its franchises. Tipton Walker, Esq., was appointed…
1Opinion of the Court
BRADLEY, Circuit Justice.
1. The first excel)! ions presented, are to the report of Master Hughes, made upon the accounts of Tip-ton Walker, receiver, for the months of February, March and April, 1S67.
The first exception is, that the defendants had no notice of the time and place of proceeding before the master in respect to said accounts. This appears not to be founded in fact. Due notice is shown to have been given to the solicitors of the defendants. None of the exceptions were made or taken before the master. No objection to these accounts appears to have been made before him. It is well…
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