Fuller v. Atlanta Nat. Bank
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
Appeal from the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia; William T. Newman, Judge. In the matter of the Phoenix Planing Mill, bankrupt. From an order awarding a fund in court to the Atlanta National Bank, William A. Fuller, trustee, appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BATTS, Circuit Judge.
Phoenix Planing Mill, December 22, 1909, purchased land in Atlanta from J. F. Deary, taking bond for title. On March 22, 1913, Phoenix Planing Mill assigned and delivered the bond for title to Dowry National Bank to secure debt. March 25, *2791913, it executed a second assignment (subject to the previous assignment) of the bond for title to the American National Bank to secure a debt. This assignment was delivered to the Lowry National Bank, to be attached to the bond for title. July 29, 1913, the bond for title and the first assignment were recorded. The second…
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