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the freight shows that D. R. r. looking to their
ennabie rights in the matter. If the r. H. H. had demand
ed the freight which they had lien and had
security counsel have cted @ the @ @ @
nany was aware existence Of the outstanding bonas ana
roeced itself 6y methods than relying upon the Possoe Or
der of court might appint recer Walyng .se me
lien enured benefit these bond holders who claim that
hv this waiver we have lost equitable rights.
The rulings the Circuit Judge amply sustained ny
following authorities:
The doctrine Schal is that court of Equity
NAV make condition of the issue of an order fo the ap
pont1nent receiver that certain outstanding deDts OF
Company paid from the income that may be coecteo
{ fhnr from ne
Morgan VS.. Texas, &C., R'y, 1877 U. 3: ILL.,
Among the we'll settled applicable to the appointment
of receiver suit for the foreclosure of mortgage on Al
railroad the fOlloWing ,,,+
q" That appointment of such receiver Is not hlt
of right sound discretion OF the COURT ana
power sparingy and with great caution
g." That the court appointing receiver may 1 mRoe & %
asking for and accepting the appointment OF receiver vi w
conditions imposed will be bound thereby1 10,
Farmers l.. & r. Co. Kansas &c. Ry, 53 FED H. lot
Many circumstances may exist which may make IL neces
sry and indispensable the business of the road ana the pre-
seryaon the property for the receiver to Pay
court with priority Of lien. Yet the discretion to do 50
should be exercised with great care me payent ol
such debts stands prma ace different basis from the pay
ment of claims arising under the eceivershp While II may De
brought within principle of the latter by special
for operating expenses within ninety days. due by
railroad company suddenly deprived of the control OF us proper
ty due operatives in its employ whose cessation from Woih
simultaneously be deprecated in the interests oot OF te
property the public and the payment OF mted
to other and connecting road for materials ana re-
froipb