Taintor v. Franklin Nat. Bank of New York
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
On Motion to Confirm Master’s Report and on Exceptions thereto. Frederick J. Moses, for the receiver.
1Opinion of the Court
COXE, District Judge.
The master was appointed to take proof of the claims against the Franklin National Bank and to fix and determine the compensation of the receiver and of his counsel. The *826master, after according a full hearing to all parties, filed, on January 14, 1901, a carefully considered report in which he passes upon all the questions so referred. Philip Carpenter, a creditor, filed exceptions to the master’s ruling disallowing a part of his own claim for services and he also excepted to the amount of compensation allowed to the receiver and his counsel. As stated at the argument the…
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