Rockland Credit Union v. Markola

This is an action of contract based upon a promissory note on which the defendant is a co-maker. The declaration alleges that the defendant owes the plaintiff the sum of $1,193.50, with interest from November 19, 1972, and an attorney’s fee as provided in the note.

The defendant’s answer consists of a general denial, that the defendant was discharged from liability on the note because of the failure of the plaintiff to notify her of the maker’s default and that the plaintiff did not comply with the “Truth in Lending” statute.

At the trial, the plaintiff’s collection manager testified that there…