Wasmuth-Endicott Co. v. Washington Towers, Inc.

Berry, V. C.

The exceptions, four in number, are by five general creditors and are all to the same effect.

The first challenges the allowance of complainant’s claim of $3,464.16 as a preferred claim.

The second, third and fourth so-called exceptions are not exceptions at all, but aré objections to allowances asked for by the receiver and his counsel as compensation for their services.

They will be considered in their order.

All exceptants rely upon the brief of counsel for the ex-ceptant Eastern Sash and Door Company, who also argued the matter orally.

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The unfamiliarity of exceptants’ counsel with…