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15 F. Cas. 776

In re Loder

U.S. District Court

Decided April 23, 1869

U.S. District Court · decided 1869-04-23

In this case, a register in bankruptcy applied to the court, on petition, stating that, the bankrupts [Loder Brothers] having surrendered all their property to him, on his application two custodians were appointed to take possession of and sell certain goods at retail, paying over to him all proceeds of sales; that the custodians had, during twenty-five days, paid over to him $15,000, which he had deposited, from time to time; and that he had drawn checks for the payment cf…

Decided 1869-04-23

BLATGHFORD, District Judge.

¶1I allow to the register, in the above matter, a compensation of $5 per day, for the twenty-five days, under section 47, for his employment under the special order, as custodian of the surrendered property, as register. As a further compensation, in respect of the $15,000 realized by him from the sales of goods, I allow to him, for the custody of that money, $250, that sum being arrived at by computing, on the $15.000, the rate of percentage allowed to assignees by section 28, on moneys received and paid out by them. An order will be entered accordingly, the whole sum, $375, to be payable out of the assets of the estate.

¶2[This case was again heard upon the certificate of the register as to the proof of a debt. Case No. 8,456.]

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