French v. Pobst

This proceeding is an effort to compel G. Mark French, an attorney at law, to pay into court money which it has been judicially determined is in his hands as the court’s special commissioner and which he has failed and refused to pay.

By a decree entered July 27, 1960, by the Circuit Court of Dickenson county in nine causes heard together, it was adjudicated that Special Commissioner French then had in his hands, to be distributed to the creditors named in the decree, $2,017.16 with interest and costs, and H. Claude Pobst was appointed a special commissioner to collect and disburse said…