McWILLIAMS, J., delivered the opinion of the Court.
The alienability of an equitable interest in realty is the topic of this causerie. Appellants argue that if an equitable interest is created by a recorded instrument, even though recording is not required, it can be transferred only by another recorded instrument. The trial judge (Shook, J.), with whom we agree, held to the contrary. There seems to be no significant controversy about the facts.
In March 1963...
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