excess of $33,000,000 to the extent of the $12,000,000 advanced by the Exchange and up to another $12,000,000 if that amount was necessary to pay off customers whose securities were in the hands of Haupt at the time of the crash, i.e., the fiduciary claims.  Apparently the limited partners were not parties to all these arrangements, but all the general partners were, including one Kamerman, who was designated under the partnership agreement as the sole managing and liquidating partner.  Kamerman was now made responsible, as of November 1, 1963, for the orderly liquidation of the partnership within a two months' period although the partnership agreement, when made, had never contemplated any liquidation in November and December except a voluntary one of a sound financial organization.


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Litigation overtrustee is concerned is affirmed.



1
 In the meantime, after Judge Palmieri's decision, at least two of the general partners filed individual bankruptcies, and Professor Seligson is the trustee in those individual bankruptcies.  Something was said on argument that he was acting as trustee of 'Haupt.'  This does not appear from the appendices before us


2
 '5, sub. g.  The net proceeds of the partnership property shall be appropriated to the payment of the partnership debts and the net proceeds of the individual estate of each general partner to the payment of his individual debts.  Should any surplus remain of the property of any general partner after payin his individual debts, such surplus shall be added to the partnership assets and be applied to the payment