Russell v. First Nat. Bank of Hartselle

FOSTER, Justice.

•This litigation is a sequel to that of Russell v. Soper, 232 Ala. 194, 167 So. 261, and refers to the deed there described conveying the twenty acres known as the “Adele Spring” made by A. Polytinsky to his daughter Adelle P. Russell (formerly Polytinsky).

That litigation was between her and E. B. Soper as receiver appointed by the Comptroller' of Currency of the United States for the First National Bank in Decatur. So-per, as such receiver, was a party to that suit, and in the circuit court a decree was rendered in his favor as receiver whereby the deed above mentioned was…