Jacksonville State Bank v. Barnwell

Jacksonville State Bank appeals from two adverse judgments entered on jury verdicts in these two actions, which were consolidated for trial,1 arising out of claims for breach of an indemnity agreement, fraud, and invasion of privacy. We affirm.

The tendencies of the evidence are as follows: Andre Barnwell went to the Jacksonville State Bank (hereinafter the bank) on October 30, 1981, and entered into an installment loan agreement with the bank. This loan was secured by two automobiles, a 1966 Chrysler Newport and 1973 Buick Century.

On April 23, 1982, Barnwell again went to the bank in order to…