Pulaski Federal Savings & Loan Ass'n v. Carrigan

I am unable to agree with the result reached by the majority in this case. I agree that a judgment lien attaches only to the judgment debtor’s interest in land. I am not in agreement as to what that interest was under the facts in this case. I do not believe that this court has extended the rule that a vendor of real estate retains a legal,title only to secure the payment of the purchase money, while the equitable title is in the purchaser, making the vendor’s property immune from execution on a judgment rendered after a sale of the property under the contract in 'chis case. It seems to me…