SIMONS, Circuit Judge.
Appellees were attorneys for the bankrupt for a number of years prior to bankruptcy. They were to be compensated by a monthly retainer, with additional fees for collections and court work. In 1928, about two years before adjudication, the bankrupt placed with the appellees a collection against a firm of contractors involving a mechanic's lien. At that time the bankrupt owed appellees about $300 for professional services. Subsequently foreclosure...
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