Court Opinion

ID: 9885833
Source: CourtListenerOpinion
Date Created: 2023-10-06 15:12:08.656888+00
Date Added: 2024-06-11T07:49:17.154768
License: Public Domain

Per Curiam.
The Court has given due consideration to the petition of Bankers’ Trust Company, appellant, bearing date October 17, 1934, asking “for further modification of opinion of the Supreme Court,” filed October 12, 1934.
As to the first objection mentioned in the said petition, there has been submitted to, and filed with, the Court a stipulation and agreement on the part of Fairforest Finishing Company and Reeves Bros., Inc., by their attorneys, Messrs. Osborne & Butler, which appears to the Court to fully care for all matters connected with the claims of Fairforest Finishing Company and Reeves Bros., and the Court is clearly of the opinion that Fairforest Finishing Company and Reeves Bros, will be, and are, bound by the terms of the said stipulation, and the orders of this Court, as to their respective claims. The objection to the order of the Court on the part of Bankers’ Trust Company as to the claims of Fairforest Finishing Company and Reeves Bros, has, therefore, been met, and the petition thereabout need not have further attention of the Court.
As to the matter of the removal of Mr. H. A. Ligón as one of the receivers of Arcadia Mills, or forbidding him from taking part in carrying out the orders of the Court, the Court is of the opinion that there is no reason why Mr. Ligón cannot continue to act as receiver, under the orders of the Court.
The petition of Bankers’ Trust' Company for further modification of the opinion of the Court is, accordingly, dismissed, and the remittitur will be transmitted forthwith by *467the Clerk of this Court to the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of Spartanburg County.