Camp v. Jiminez

BURNETT, Judge.

In this case we examine a host of procedural and substantive attacks upon a summary judgment and upon awards of costs, attorney fees and prejudgment interest. The procedural issues focus upon the jurisdiction of a trial court while an appeal is pending, the propriety of entering summary judgment on a verified complaint and the effect of failure to verify a memorandum of costs. The substantive issues pertain to attorney fee awards under I.C. § 12-120(2) or § 12-121 and to the availability of prejudgment interest under I.C. § 28-22-104.

This appeal arises from a creditor’s suit to…