Hicks v. Walker

Eldridge, Judge.

This is an appeal from the grant of summary judgment in the revival action brought on January 21, 1999, to revive the consent judgment entered on March 28, 1989, with sums due. The defendant Richard D. Hicks contends that he had satisfied the $24,600 consent judgment by paying $15,800, and there should be a credit for the $10,000 liability limits paid by Southeastern Fidelity Insurance Company into court under a consent order in an interpleader action on July 23, 1983. The trial court determined that $8,600 in principal remained due, that $5,372 in interest was due, and that…