Associated Bank N.A. v. Jack W. Collier

¶ 62. {dissenting). The majority opinion reaches its erroneous conclusion today by operating in its own imaginary world, divorced from reality.

¶ 63. In the real world, our courts have recognized for the last 150 years a judgment creditor's common-law equitable lien, superior to other creditors, created by service of notice of a supplementary proceeding upon a judgment debtor on the debtor's non-exempt personal property. In the real world, creditors and debtors have relied upon this judgment creditor's common-law equitable lien. In the real world, the parties in the instant case dispute the…