Salaun v. Consolidated Realty & Mfg. Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Civil District Court, Parish of Orleans; Fred D. King, Judge. Action by Walter ■Salaun against the Consolidated Realty & Manufacturing Company, Limited, wherein a receiver was appointed, and, he having filed his account^ the Whitney Central National Bank, as assignee, filed opposition, asking to be placed on the account as a privilege creditor, as did Louis Ward on a claim of his own. Prom the judgment recognizing them only as ordinary creditors, opponents appeal.
1Opinion of the CourtProvosty, J.
The receiver herein having filed the account of his administration, the Whitney Central National Bank, as assignee of the claim of George N. and Robert N. Templeman, filed opposition to same, asking to be placed on same as privilege creditor, and Louis Ward on a claim of his own did the same; and these opponents have appealed from a judgment recognizing them as only ordinary creditors.
The claims'are for salaries. George Templeman was general manager. As such he superintended generally the operations of the company. Robert was foreman of the lumber yard and planing mill. Ward was supervisor of…
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