Hancock Bank v. Alexander

TATE, Judge.

The defendants appeal from summary judgment in favor of the plaintiff bank. The judgment held the defendants liable for a monied sum. It further recognized the bank’s mortgage upon a Cadillac automobile securing said sum, and it maintained a writ of sequestration previously obtained.

By their appeal, the defendants principally contend: (1) Summary judgment was improper, since there were material disputed issues of fact; (2) The mortgage was improperly recognized, since not properly pleaded nor properly admitted in evidence; and (3) The writ of sequestration was improperly…