232 So. 2d 433 | Fla. Dist. Ct. App. | 1970
The basic question presented upon this appeal concerns the legal effect upon the title to real property of a recorded “Agreement Not to Encumber”. The real property was mortgaged after the agreement was recorded. The appellant bank to whom the agreement was given was made a party to a foreclosure instituted by the appellee corporation. The bank appeals a final judgment which held that the bank did not have a prior lien on the land.
The appellant has presented four points, all of which argue that the agreement is in actuality an equitable mortgage. Unfortunately this question is not presented
Affirmed.