Thrift Funds Canal, Inc. v. Foy

I respectfully dissent from that part of the majority opinion and decree that reverses the judgment of the lower court so as to recognize the privilege of the plaintiff in priority to any sums due on the 1966 note.

Every dissenting opinion is necessarily a declaration that it is the belief of the author thereof that the law has been erroneously applied to the facts by the majority opinion. However, it is not every time that a slight or insignificant difference of opinion exists that a judge who disagrees with the majority is justified in dissenting. The matter should either be of sufficient…