Harris v. Board of Education

SCHOTTKY, J. pro tem.

Respondents, as the assignees of some 2,200 school teachers, brought actions to recover certain sums claimed to be due the teachers. In 1931, pursuant to a stipulation entered into between the parties, a judgment was entered in respondents’ favor, the amount to be *45recovered to be thereafter calculated and determined by an accounting. A referee, Wilbur S. Owensby, was appointed to make the calculations, and some accounting was done which resulted in certain payments being made. Much litigation arose as a result of the various transactions (some of the details of which will…