Safety Finance Service, Inc. v. Nevett

REDMANN, Judge.

From a judgment dissolving plaintiff’s writ of attachment and casting plaintiff for $200 damages and $250 attorney’s fee, plaintiff suspensively appeals. Defendant answers the appeal seeking increase in damages and attorney’s fee because the suspensive appeal has continued to deprive him of his seized household goods.1

Plaintiff held defendant’s unsecured note for $3,225 (representing a financed amount of $1,850 plus 48.25% per annum finance charge of $1,375), payable in 30 monthly installments of $107.50. Defendant was two payments in arrears when plaintiff’s executive…