International Harvester Credit Corp. v. Ingram

OPINION

JOHN D. TEMPLETON, Special Judge.

International Harvester Credit Corporation sued Sam P. Ingram for a deficiency claimed to be owed under a security agreement after the sale of the collateral. Ingram defended on the ground that he had no reasonable notice of the sale, that the sale was not commercially reasonable, and that the value of the collateral was equal to or in excess of the debt. The jury decided all issues in Ingram’s favor, including a finding that the value of the collateral exceeded the debt by $6,741.41, and the judge approved the verdict. Although Ingram did not expressly…