Smith v. Vaughn

Sylvia Sieve Hendon, Judge.

{¶ 1} This case arose out of a disputed debt. Defendant-appellee, Gary Vaughn, signed a document stating that plaintiffs-appellants, Fred and Martha Smith, were loaning him $9,900. As to when the loan was to be repaid, the document stated, “when you can.” Approximately 18 months later, the Smiths sued Vaughn for the entire amount, claiming default on the note as well as unjust enrichment. The Smiths moved for summary judgment. They contended that Vaughn was immediately liable for the entire amount but that they were willing to work out a repayment schedule. Vaughn…