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· 5/19/1884

Richter v. Schroeder

Citations

  • 110 Ill. 112

Syllabus

<p>Receivership—care as to expenses'—over-payment of attorney’s fee. ■ Funds in the hands of a court for administration should be jealously watched over, to guard against their absorption by expenses of litigation. The court' should not direct a receiver to pay his attorney, for his professional services and outlays, any greater sum than the attorney asks in his petition; and it is error to give him more than he claims he ought to have.</p>

Judges: Sheldon

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