Bryan v. Williamson

Deen, Presiding Judge.

Appellant Bryan owned a restaurant and leased an ice machine from appellee Williamson. The lease contract was entered into on July 3, 1987, and, after ceasing to make the specified payments early in the term of the lease, Ms. Bryan was served with notice of default. In May of 1988 she sold the restaurant to Frank and Catherine Fair-cloth, not parties to the instant appeal. Williamson filed a complaint against Bryan and the Faircloths for $5,749.89 allegedly owing on the lease, plus $574.99 in attorney fees; he also sought post-judgment interest, costs, and other relief.…