Berg v. Midwest Laundry Equipment Corporation
Nebraska Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBoslaugh, J.
This is an action to declare an alleged retail installment contract void and to recover all payments made under the contract. The plaintiffs, Maurice Berg and June Berg, are husband and wife. The defendants, Midwest Laundry Equipment Corp. and Industrial Credit Company, are corporations.
The trial court found that the contract was a valid installment sale, but that Industrial Credit Company had made certain charges in violation of the Installment Sales Act and assessed a penalty against it. The trial court held that the charges and the amount of the penalty should be deducted from the balance…
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- Wood v. Commonwealth Trailer Sales, Inc.Nebraska Supreme Court · 1961
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