Miller v. Hockley

NORTHCOTT, Circuit Judge.

This is a suit instituted by the appellees, herein referred to as the plaintiffs, against the appellant, herein referred to as the defendant, in the District Court of the . United States for , the District of Maryland, in October, 1933, to recover on several promissory notes aggregating $628,125, with interest. The appellees had been appointed, and duly qualified, as receivers of the Davison Realty Company, a corporation, and the notes were payable to that corporation. By leave of court, the receivers were authorized to institute suit against the defendant on said…