Brown v. Georgia Mining, Manufacturing & Investment Co.

In the litigation arising over the distribution of the assets of the Georgia Mining, Manufacturing and Investment Company, of which Julius L. Brown was receiver, a controversy arose as to the amount of the compensation he should receive for his services in that capacity. This question, together with numerous others, was referred to an auditor, who, upon the evidence heard by him, found and reported that. $300.00 per month was ample compensation to be allowed Mr.. *517Brown. This finding was supported by direct evidence. There was, on the other hand, quite an amount of evidence, consisting largely…