Citizens National Bank of Tipton v. Indianapolis Auto Auction
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RATLIFF, Chief Judge.
STATEMENT OF THE CASE
Citizens National Bank of Tipton (“Citizens”) appeals the entry of summary judgment finding its interest in certain collateral had terminated. We affirm.
ISSUE
We restate the issue as:
Did the trial court err in entering summary judgment in favor of Indianapolis Auto Auction (“IAA”) finding that Citizens’ security interests in five automobiles had terminated?
FACTS
Stanley Young owned and operated car dealerships in Tipton. In the fall of 1987, Citizens loaned Young money pursuant to a floor plan agreement to purchase five cars from IAA. Young executed…
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