Ford Motor Credit Co. v. Pedersen
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SNYDER, Presiding Judge.
This is a replevin action brought by Ford Motor Credit Company (Ford Motor), a corporation, against Janet M. Pedersen to recover possession of a 1972 Ford Torino automobile. Florissant Bank, a corporation, was permitted to intervene in the action as a lien claimant. During the course of the litigation, Pedersen defaulted in her obligation on an installment note given by her to Florissant Bank. Florissant Bank then cross-claimed against her for the face amount due on the note, $1,240.64. The trial court made findings of fact, drew conclusions of law and rendered…
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