Receivers  (1875),  2  Woods,  519;  Turner
V.  Indianapolis,  B.  &  W.  R.  Co.  (1879),  8
Biss.  527.  In  Davenport  v.  Receivers,
supra,  it  was  denied  that  the  lien  of  a
judgment  recovered  for  personal  injuries
received  by  one  travelling  on  a  road  oper-
ated by  receivers  was  paramount  to  that
of  the  mortgage  bondholders,  either  as  re-
gards the  earnings  of  the  business  or  the
proceeds  of  the  foreclosure  sale,  unless  it
is  so  provided  in  the  order  of  the  court
placing  the  road  in  the  hands  of  the  re-
ceivers. In  Turner  i;.  Indianapolis,  B.  &
W.  R.  Co.,  supra,  the  court,  while  not  lay-
ing down  any  general  principle,  held  tliat
damages  to  engines  rented  to  a  receiver
were  properly  paid  out  of  the  earnings  in
his  1  lands.
8  Sprague  v.  Smith  (1877),  49  Vt.  421;
Little  V.  Dusenberiy  (1884),  46  N.  J.  L.
614  ;  Klein  v.  Jewett  (1875),  26  N.  J.  L.
474  ;  Kain  v.  Smith  (1880),  80  N.  Y.  458;
Melendy  u.  Barbour  (1884),  78  Va.  544;
s.  c.  25  Am.  &  Eng.  R.  R.  Cas.  622  (1884) ;
Winboum's  Case  (1886),  30  Fed.  Rep.
167,  and  the  cases  cited  in  the  note  to
High  Rec,  §  395.  See  also  the  cases  col-
lected in  the  notes  to  9  Am.  &  Eng.  R.  R.
Cas.  723,  and  17  Am.  &  Eng.  R.  R.  Cas.
308.
