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Trustees of Colonel Johnston's Creditors v The Creditors. [1738] Mor 13407 (4 January 1738)
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[1738] Mor 13407
Supposing the intention of benefiting, in what cases Recompence due.
Trustees of Colonel Johnston's Creditors v. The Creditors
Date: 4 January 1738 Case No. No 13.
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A gentleman incumbered with debts having: conveyed his effects to certain trustees, for the use and behoof of his creditors and they having accordingly entered upon the management, and converted the effects into money, in a compt and reckoning betwixt them and the creditors, the Lords found, That trustees are not entitled in law to demand any fee or reward for their pains. See Appendix.
