Durdahl v. Bank of Casper

URBIGKIT, Justice.

The trial court granted summary judgment in favor of the Bank of Casper (Bank), the lender, in an amount of $54,-535.29 for unpaid principal and accrued interest, plus accruing interest, $5,000.00 attorney’s fees, and costs of $27.63, on a secured promissory note which was in default. Appellant, Lyle Durdahl, the borrower, claims that material factual issues exist which preclude summary judgment. We reverse and remand.

Appellant Durdahl framed the issues:

1. “The question of how much, if any, money is owed to the appellee is a material question of fact and precludes summary…