May v. Pikeville National Bank

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Dietzman

Affirming in part and reversing in part.

These two cases have been ordered to be heard together by this court and will be disposed of by one opinion.

In the fall of 1924, J. E. Polley was heavily involved and insolvent. It is conceded in this record that the only property he then owned was an equity in a farm in Pike county and a judgment he had obtained in what is known in this record as the Bowles litigation, and which judgment we shall hereafter refer to as the Bowles judgment. The Pikeville National Bank, which is appellee in one of these appeals and…