Wells v. Central Bank of Alabama, N.A.
Court of Civil Appeals of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
PAUL, Retired Circuit Judge.1
This appeal concerns the propriety of directed verdicts in favor of defendants-ap-pellees on certain counts of plaintiff-appellant’s complaint as amended.
Plaintiff Tommy Wells purchased a 1972 Plymouth Sport Suburban station wagon from defendant Robertson Chrysler Plymouth in Ft. Payne. Robertson assigned its security interest in the automobile to defendant Central Bank of Alabama. Wells defaulted on payments. Central peaceably repossessed the auto and returned it to Robertson. Robertson sold the car at a private sale.
Plaintiff filed a complaint against Robertson…
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