Lolley v. Citizens Bank

Dewey Lolley executed four promissory notes to Citizens Bank of Enterprise during May and July of 1984. Citizens Bank subsequently declared a default as to all four notes and filed a complaint in the Circuit Court of Coffee County seeking a judgment against Lolley for the amounts due on the notes, plus court costs and attorney's fees of fifteen percent (15%) of the unpaid debt. On June 13, 1985, after trial without a jury, the court entered a judgment in favor of Citizens Bank in the amount of $58,963.25, plus attorney's fees of $8,850.00, plus court costs. Lolley appeals that portion of the…