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· 5/29/1915

Willett v. Janecke

Citations

  • 85 Wash. 654
  • 149 P. 17
  • 1915 Wash. LEXIS 1300

Syllabus

<p>Receivers — Attorney’s Pees — Personal Liability. A receiver of an insolvent corporation is not personally liable to attorneys for any deficiency in the allowance by the court of their claim for compensation, where, under the orders of the court, he employed attorneys to serve him in his trust capacity, and in good faith endeavored to procure a proper allowance for them, in which effort the attorneys participated, and paid over to such attorneys the entire amount allowed by the court.</p>

Judges: Parker

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