AKAMINE & SONS v. Hawaii Nat. Bank, Honolulu

*108OPINION OF THE COURT BY

ABE, J.

This case has come before this court on two prior occasions.1 It involves competing claims of the Hawaii National Bank and the American Security Bank for the proceeds of a mortgage foreclosure sale. At issue here are the trial court’s ruling that American Security Bank had standing to contest the amount awarded Hawaii National Bank, its holding that only $24,296.27 was due Hawaii National Bank on its loan, and its award of attorney’s fees to American Security Bank but not to Hawaii National Bank.

The initial controversy was instituted when Akamine 8c Sons, Ltd.,…