Shalom Farms, Inc. v. Columbus Bank & Trust Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Deen, Presiding Judge.
Appellant Jim Weatherford, sole owner of appellant Shalom Farms, Inc. (Shalom), opened a checking account in April 1980 with appellee Columbus Bank and Trust Co. (CB&T) and signed a standard deposit agreement containing a clause giving the bank a security interest in the account, which was in Shalom’s name. On March 31,1981, appellant executed a promissory note to CB&T for a principal amount of $26,754.50, with monthly interest payments to be made beginning May 1,1981, and the principal balance to be due October 1,1981. The note gave appellee a security interest in,…
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