First Nat. Bank of Louisville v. Walling

SIMS, Chief Justice.

This controversy involves the ownership of certain tavern and restaurant furniture and fixtures upon which appellant bank had an execution levied as the property of Ronald C. Walling. J. P. Karem claimed a 'mortgage executed to him by Walling gave him a lien superior to the bank’s execution lien on the property owned by Walling and that the balance of the property'upon which the levy was made belonged to him and not;to Walling. The case was heard before the-judge without a Jury and *877judgment was rendered for Karem, and the bank appealed.

The proof shows that in June or July…