Aspen Enterprises, Inc. v. Bodge
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
HUFFMAN, J.
Plaintiff Aspen Enterprises, Inc. (Aspen) sued defendants Gerald and Karen Bodge (collectively Bodge) on a promissory note secured by both real property and personal property. At the outset of the action Aspen repossessed personal property collateral consisting of an inventory of new tires. At trial, the court granted Bodge’s motion for nonsuit based on what was stipulated to be Aspen’s opening statement, concluding Aspen was barred under the California Uniform Commercial Code from seeking a deficiency judgment.
Aspen appeals the grant of nonsuit, contending: (1) its cause of…
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