Doggett v. Johnson

This controversy arose out of what was done following the decision of this court in Doggett v. Johnson, 72 Mont. 443, 234 Pac. 252. It will be remembered that in that case we held void an order of the district court made March 11, 1924, appointing a receiver. After the remittitur went down the receiver reported that he had in his hands the sum of $1,826.30. The court allowed Wright, the receiver, $150 as compensation and directed him to pay the remainder, $1,676.30, to the defendant John H. Johnson, or his order. This was upon November 22, 1926.

On December 2, 1926, and while Wright still had…