Ginn v. Citizens & Southern National Bank

Smith, Judge.

The appellant, Ginn, sued the C & S National Bank and one of its loan officers, appellees, for conversion and trespass, false imprisonment, and malicious prosecution. The court granted summary judgment, on all the counts, in favor of both appellees. The appellant contends that summary judgment was improper, there remaining material issues of fact, and we agree as to all but the false imprisonment claim. Thus, the judgment is reversed in part.

The controversy centers around an installment loan the appellant obtained from the bank, which loan was secured by an automobile purchased…