W. W. Corp. v. Feit, (1931)
Court: Supreme Court of Florida
Number:
Visitors: 4
Judges: PER CURIAM. —
Attorneys: Marion Brooks, for Appellant;
No appearance for Appellees.
Filed: Mar. 11, 1931
Latest Update: Mar. 02, 2020
Summary: The appellant leased the Leonard Hotel property at Miami Beach to Max Feit and Lazarus Abramovitz who were agents for Tessie Glickman, a married woman but whose name at the time of the lease was not disclosed to the lessor, for a period of eleven months to and including September 30, 1930, for the sum of Thirteen Thousand Dollars. The terms were Five Thousand Dollars cash; One Thousand Dollars on or before January 1, 1930; Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars on or *Page 1092 before January 15, 193
Summary: The appellant leased the Leonard Hotel property at Miami Beach to Max Feit and Lazarus Abramovitz who were agents for Tessie Glickman, a married woman but whose name at the time of the lease was not disclosed to the lessor, for a period of eleven months to and including September 30, 1930, for the sum of Thirteen Thousand Dollars. The terms were Five Thousand Dollars cash; One Thousand Dollars on or before January 1, 1930; Two Thousand Five Hundred Dollars on or *Page 1092 before January 15, 1930..
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I think that the matter of fixing the fees and compensation of a Receiver appointed by the Circuit Court is one which rests in the sound judicial discretion of the Court having jurisdiction of the Receiver. When compensation for a Receiver has been so fixed by the Court under which such Receiver has served the Order should not be disturbed by an appellate Court unless an abuse of judicial discretion is clearly shown. I find nothing in the record to warrant this Court in holding that an abuse of judicial discretion is clearly shown to have occurred in the fixing of the fee and compensation allowed the Receiver.
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