Osteen v. General Electric Credit Corp.

Pannell, Presiding Judge.

General Electric Credit Corporation filed a petition for writ of possession against Milton E. Osteen, seeking to foreclose its security interest on certain personal property and defendant Osteen was personally served with the petition and summons, the summons commanding him to appear at a hearing ten days from the date of the filing of the petition. The case was called on that day and petitioner announced ready, and the defendant not having answered at that time or personally appeared, petitioner requested the grant of a writ of possession. What occurred thereafter…