Wood v. Pogue, Rec.

On March 25, 1927, in the Steuben Circuit Court, Mack Pogue was appointed receiver of the Angola Bank Trust Company, and three days later he employed the appellant as the general attorney in the administration of said trust. The appellant acted in that capacity from March 28, 1927, up to and including December 31, 1930, a period of approximately three years and nine months. The appellant resigned as such attorney due to the fact that he had been elected as Judge of the Appellate Court of this State and was,, therefore, precluded from serving as such attorney, after he became such Judge on…