General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Daigle
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
MOISE, Justice.
General Motors Acceptance Corporation, alleging that it was the holder in due course of a negotiable note executed by John Daigle, and on which he refused to pay his second monthly installment, brought executory proceedings against a 1953 Chieftain Fordor Pontiac Sedan purchased by Daigle from the Louisiana Motors, Inc., which is the trade name for Larry Louviere, on which a chattel mortgage had been given to-secure the note herein involved.
Daigle was successful in resisting the-writ of seizure and sale and obtained a restraining order. He denied the allegations of plaintiff’s…
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