Miers v. Columbia Mut. Bldg., etc., Ass'n
| Decision Date | 12 September 1908 |
| Citation | Miers v. Columbia Mut. Bldg., etc., Ass'n, 166 F. 781 (S.D. N.Y. 1908) |
| Parties | MIERS v. COLUMBIA MUT. BLDG., ETC., ASS'N. |
| Court | U.S. District Court — Southern District of New York |
Russell & Winslow(Jas. B. Ludlow of counsel), for receivers.
J Harry Hull, for stockholders.
It appears that the investigation before the master was conducted under circumstances which quite likely prevented counsel from fully presenting their views.Time was limited and one of them was in ill-health and unable to attend throughout.On examination of the record, and what is now urged, I think allowance to receivers' counsel should be increased $1,500.Although it was the same counsel who instituted the suit and drew the bill of complaint, services in that capacity should also be compensated; but, of course,...
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Culhane v. Anderson
...(Burroughs v. Toxaway Co. C. C. A. 185 F. 435 4th Circuit; Haehnlen v. Drayton C. C. A. 192 F. 300 3d Circuit; Miers v. Columbia Mutual Bldg., etc., Association C. C. 166 F. 781; Barker v. Southern B. & L. Association C. C. 181 F. 638; Kimball v. Atlantic States Life Ins. Co. D. C. 223 F. 4......