Frankel v. Pavilion Royal Restaurant Co.

FOSTER, J.

It appears that the Collector of Internal Revenue of the United States has filed four claims against this estate involving social security taxes amounting in the whole to $110.10; and that the State of Connecticut has filed a claim for unemployment insurance amounting to $774.53. These claims have been allowed by the court as preferred claims.

The receiver represents that he has on hand $175.29 with which to pay all preferred claims. The receiver seeks the ad' vice of this court as to the payment of these claims.

The court advises the receiver that all these claims should be paid pro rata from the amount that he has on hand for the payment of preferred claims. Gen. Stat. (1930) §4870; Ward vs. Conn. Pipe Mfg. Co., 71 Conn. 345; Lamkin vs. Baldwin & Lamkin Mfg. Co., 72 id. 57.