Liberty Loan Corp. v. Mumford

*141In its brief and at the initial hearing of this case, AikenSpeir argued not only that the original indexing was improper and that it could rely on the proper recording of mortgages under the sub-indexes of each letter of the alphabet but also that it had no duty to conduct another title examination before accepting a mortgage on the property on September 7, 1977. This court then held Aiken-Speir could have, by the exercise of due diligence, discovered the properly re-indexed mortgage and thus had record notice of its existence. See Liberty Loan v. Aiken-Speir, 322 S. E. (2d) 17 (S. C. App.…