and plaintiff timely filed liens.
Prior to filing of the liens, association had disbursed to Mr. Nuckolls the full amount of the loan, which disbursements were made in accordance with association's letter of acceptance. Association had no notice of the liens at the time it made the several disbursements.
Association assigned the mortgage to plaintiff. In the assignment association warranted the mortgage to be prior to all other liens on the lot. Thereafter, the Nuckolls, having failed to pay in accordance with the tenor of the note secured by the mortgage, plaintiff instituted the instant action to foreclose the mortgage and its materialmen's lien.
The defendants each filed appropriate pleadings in which they stated the amounts owing for materials which they furnished and the facts upon which a lien was asserted.is drawn in liquid form from the overhead section. However, also the continuous process faces problems and drawbacks not yet solved.
The first of these relates to the drawing of overhead products from the first column where the light substances are separated, including acrylic acid.
The fraction drawn from overhead, and that is sent to a condenser for recycling in liquid phase to the column head, contains acrylic acid in a high concentration, which tends to polymerize and thus to foul the condenser and the column uppermost part in a not negligeable extent.
The second problem connected to the traditional process is represented by water and light or volatile substances present in-the second purification column, where the maleic anhydride is recovered in the upper part of the column itself.
This water might