Spooner v. Deere Credit, Inc.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Miller, Judge.
Claiming default under an inventory security agreement, Deere Credit, Inc. was granted an immediate writ of possession and a final writ of possession and proceeded to repossess several manufactured homes from George Spooner and Keli Christie, doing business jointly as Mac’s Housing. Defendants failed to file an answer, and Deere was granted judgment by default. Deere then sued Spooner for a deficiency judgment after disposal of the homes, and Spooner counterclaimed asserting that he was not in default and, therefore, the repossession was wrongful. Deere moved for summary…
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