Gamble v. Wilbur-Stephens Co.
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Western District of Pennsylvania. In the matter of Max and Hugo Schoenfeld, bankrupts. From ah order surcharging his accounts and denying him commissions, Robert G. Gamble, receiver and trustee, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
HANNING, Circuit Judge.
In this case Robert G. Gamble, receiver and trustee of Max and. Hugo Schoenfeld, bankrupts, complains of the decree of the District Court overruling the exceptions contained in his petition, to review an order of the referee, by which he was surcharged in his account as receiver with the sum of $1,047.50, and allowing the exceptions of the Wilbur-Stephens Company, a creditor, by which action he was surcharged in his account as trustee, in lieu of the sum of $1,047.50, with the' sum of $3,150. He brings the case to this court both by a petition to revise, under section…
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