Tri-Parish Financial Services, Inc. v. Trayal
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LSUSAN M. CHEHARDY, Judge.
This is a suit to collect a promissory note. Although the plaintiff was awarded judgment in its favor, it appeals because the trial court failed to award the amount of interest set forth in the note.1 We amend and affirm the judgment.
Tri-Parish Financial Services, Inc. filed suit on June 13, 2001 against Ruth Trayal and Kenneth Dardar, asserting that Tri Parish is the holder of a simple-interest promissory note executed on August 26, 1999 by defendants, as co-borrowers, in the principal sum of $2354.81, payable on *223demand to the order of plaintiff, bearing interest at…
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