Commercial Credit Equipment Corp. v. Parsons

SHANGLER, Presiding Judge.

The plaintiff Commercial Credit Equipment Corporation [CCEC] sued the defendant Paul Parsons for a deficiency after repossession and sale of the collateral under a lease agreement. The defendant pleaded that the disposition was not in a manner commercially reasonable, and counterclaimed for damages. The court found there was a deficiency and awarded the plaintiff CCEC the sum of $18,944.37 and interest as a separate judgment. The court found also that the disposition of the collateral by CCEC was not in a commercially reasonable manner, and awarded the defendant…