115 Ark. 366 | Ark. | 1914
(after stating the facts).
Appellants can not complain that Fell'heimer gave them no notice that he was the owner of the purchase money notes with t'he right to enforce the lien for payment since nothing more was required of him by the law than that Ms lien should be expressly reserved in the deed retaining it.
The state of this record does not appear to require a decision of the question as between appellants, whose lien is superior, and furthermore, it discloses that the lands were sold and purchased by appellee for a much less sum than Ms judgment called for, thus precluding the possibility of either of appellants obtaining anything from the proceeds of the sale, without regard to the priority of the lien. The question as between them is not therefore, decided.
Finding no error in the record, the decree is affirmed.