Mason v. Southern Deposit Bank

Opinion op the Court by

Commissioner Stanley

Reversing.

On June 6, 1925, the appellee, Southern Deposit Bank, caused an execution to issue on a judgment for $240 and interest, recovered against the appellant J. F. Mason. It was on that day levied on a tract of land as being the property of Mason, and a lis pendens notice was promptly filed as provided by section 2358a2 of the Statutes. It appears that eight days before Mason had sold and conveyed this property to the appellee, S. F. Robinson, but Robinson had not lodged his deed for record at the time of the levy of the execution. He did so…