Collision Center Paint & Body, Inc. v. Campbell
Texas Court of Appeals, 5th District (Dallas)
1Opinion of the Court
HOWELL, Justice.
This is a dispute between a recorded lienholder on a certificate of automobile title, appellee James Campbell doing business as E-Z Ride Auto Sales (Lienholder), and a possessory lienholder, appellant Collision Center Paint and Body (Repairman). The trial court entered a judgment non obstante veredicto, concluding that Repairman was entitled to recover only the amount specified in a statutory worker’s lien notice and ordering Repairman to return possession of the automobile to Lien-holder. For the reasons recited below, we agree with the trial court’s action and affirm the…
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