Tucker v. Vista Financial Corp.

This case concerns the attempt by Vista Financial Corporation, a California corporation, to enforce a California judgment against Judith Tucker. The judgment was based on two promissory notes. The first note, for $4,161.88, was made payable to the Crocker National Bank and was accompanied by disbursal authorizations. Herbert Tucker had mailed the Crocker note and documents from California to Judith in Colorado. She signed them here and returned them to Herbert in California.

The second note, for $5,259.31, was payable to Vista Financial Corporation. It was signed by Herbert Tucker alone and…