47 F. 8 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Michigan | 1891
(after stating the facts as above.) Upon the foregoing facts, while I differ with reluctance from the conclusions reached by the able master whose report is under review, I am constrained to sustain the exception taken to the allowance of further compensation to the trustee and its counsel. The principle on which such allowances are made by courts of equity finds no foundation for its application here. While it is well settled that a trust fund is chargeable with the expenses of its own administration, and that counsel fees may be properly taxed against
Some of the reasons already given against further compensation to the trustee are equally cogent against the claim for further counsel fees. It