Woodward v. Carson, Pirie, Scott & Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Fayette District Court. — A. N. ITobson, Judge. • This is a complaint of the refusal of the court, at the instance of appellant, who is a creditor, to set aside the final report of the receiver, and to allow appellant to make objections to such report.
1Opinion of the CourtSalinger, J.
1. Receivers: final reports: approval and discharge: notice and hearing vacation of order. I. Appellant is a creditor of Magner, who listed his claim with, and was allowed it by, appellee, the receiver appointed on the application of Forrey, another ere<litor of Magner. Not enough was reálized to Pay tbe creditors in full. On January 31, the receiver filed final report and appliocation to be discharged upon making final distribution. Approval was made and discharge upon distribution ordered, about January 31, 1912. No notice was ordered or given, unless what is claimed to be actual notice is…
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