Britten v. Sheridan Oil Co.

There is but one point here demanding our consideration. It involves the question as to whether or not, under the circumstances surrounding this litigation, a judgment lien can be established on real estate held by a “temporary receiver,” so that, when coming into the possession of the “permanent receiver,” afterwards appointed, said property will be thus impressed with this burden to the extent that the claimant must be first paid by such officer from the moneys obtained through a sale of the realty.

Solution of that problem depends upon the following facts and circumstances:

January 13, 1925,…