Harkness v. State

Benham, Judge.

In March 1985, appellant was employed as a salesman for a cemetery for which a receiver was appointed. Appellant continued in that capacity until August of that year. The receiver sold the cemetery in September 1985 and received a discharge from the court in April 1986. Four months later, in August 1986, a year after his employment had ended, appellant filed a petition for payment of sums he contends are due him as commissions. The trial court denied the petition on the basis of untimeliness. We affirm.

What appellant has attempted to do, in essence, is intervene in a…