Carlton v. Reeves

(After stating the foregoing facts.) Before the bank could levy its execution against Grant upon the lands in dispute, the same having been conveyed by Grant to the mortgage company, previously to the rendition of the bank’s judgment, to secure an indebtedness of Grant to the mortgage company, it would have to take up such debt of the defendant to said company. Until this was done there was no leviable interest in Grant in these lands which could be reached by the bank’s' execution. A judgment against the grantor in a security deed, executed before such judgment was rendered, has no lien upon…