Oudin & Bergman Fire Clay Mining & Manufacturing Co. v. Cole
Citations
- 35 Wash. 647
- 77 P. 1066
- 1904 Wash. LEXIS 492
Syllabus
<p>Receivers — Allowance eor Attorneys’ Pees. Ah allowance of $150 for services of a receiver’s attorney is sustained by tbe evidence, where they extended over a considerable period, during which the receiver constantly sought advice and, from an examination of the record, the allowance seems reasonable.</p> <p>Same — Allowance to Managee. Upon closing up a receivership an allowance of five dollars per day agreed to be paid to an expert brick and pottery manufacturer, as superintendent of the works, was proper, where it appears that his employment was justified by the increased production under his supervision, and that high wages were necessary.</p>
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