Glendening v. Fed. Land Bank of Louisville

Curtis, J. —

This is a companion case to the case of Rachel Glendening v. The Federal Land Bank of Louisville, cause number 16,882, post, p. 162, decided by this court on the 20th day of October, 1942. The appellee’s complaint herein consisted of two paragraphs, the first being to quiet title and the second relying upon the theory of the right of subrogation. The correct decision in the instant case likewise depends upon the proper construction of the reservation contained in the deed from the appellant to her son, who afterwards mort gaged the real estate involved to the appellee, said…