Hallmark Cards, Inc. v. Peevy
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
David Newbern, Justice.
The appellant, Hallmark Cards, Inc., sued the appellee, Edward H. Peevy, who had guaranteed an obligation owed to Hallmark by Garry Peevy. Both parties moved for summary judgment. Hallmark contended it was entitled to summary judgment on the basis of the verified account statement attached to its motion. Edward H. Peevy contended that the amount due was disputed and, because Hallmark had sold the property pledged by Garry Peevy as security for the obligation without notifying Edward H. Peevy, Hallmark was not entitled to a deficiency judgment. Hallmark contended that…
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