Frederick I. Richman v. Lyda Tidwell, Roy E. Hallberg, as Receiver of All the Real and Personal Property Constituting the Former Richman Trust, and John Whyte, Attorney for Receiver, Lyda Tidwell v. Frederick I. Richman, Roy E. Hallberg, as Receiver of All the Real and Personal Property Constituting the Former Richman Trust, and John Whyte, Attorney for Receiver

234 F.2d 361 Frederick I. RICHMAN, Appellant, v. Lyda TIDWELL, Roy E. Hallberg, as Receiver of all the real and personal property constituting the former Richman Trust, and John Whyte, attorney for Receiver, Appellees. Lyda TIDWELL, Appellant, v. Frederick I. RICHMAN, Roy E. Hallberg, as Receiver of all the real and personal property constituting the former Richman Trust, and John Whyte, attorney for Receiver, Appellees. No. 14702. United States Court of Appeals Ninth Circuit. June 7, 1956. Joseph T. Enright, Brady, Nossaman & Walker, Los Angeles, Cal., for appellant. Martin, Hahn & Camusi, Los Angeles, Cal., for appellee and cross-appellant, Lyda Tidwell. John Whyte, Fitzpatrick & Whyte, Los Angeles, Cal., for appellee Roy E. Hallberg. John Whyte, Los Angeles, Cal., in proper. Before FEE and CHAMBERS, Circuit Judges, and FOLEY, District Judge. FOLEY, District Judge. Lyda Tidwell, a citizen of New Mexico, brought an action against Frederick I. Richman, a citizen of the State of California; she sought termination of a trust and the appointment of a receiver. On January 21, 1954, the Court entered its judgment providing, inter alia, that the said trust, dated November 1,…