Comer v. Green Tree Acceptance, Inc.
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
THOMAS, Justice.
In this case, we revisit the concept of strict foreclosure of a security interest. The single issue is whether Green Tree Acceptance, Inc. (Green Tree) effected a strict foreclosure with respect to a mobile home as to which it held a security interest. The debtors, Dale L. Comer and Colleen K. Comer (the Comers), sought a declaratory judgment holding they were not responsible for a deficiency, contending in the trial court that a strict foreclosure of the mobile home had been accomplished by Green Tree obtaining title in its own name. The trial court adopted the position…
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