Second Nat. Bank, Paterson v. Cowega Realty Co.

Upon the filing of his final account, the rent receiver obtained an order to show cause why it should not be allowed and why he should not be discharged of his trust. Subsequent to the return day of that order, but prior to the hearing and argument thereon, the Cowega Realty Company, which was the mortgagor and owner of the mortgaged premises and which is hereinafter called the "Realty Company," without leave of court and without the consent of any of the parties to the litigation, filed its petition wherein it, among other things, asserts that the receiver, without right, made payment of…