CIT Financial Services, Inc. v. Bowler
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Edith W. Bowler's husband, Dr. Bowler, obtained a loan from CIT Financial Services, Inc. ("CIT"), in the amount of $30,000 and secured it with a second mortgage on the Bowlers' jointly-owned home. Ms. Bowler's name and purported signature appear on the loan and mortgage documents. The evidence shows that a female posing as "Ms. Bowler" forged Ms. Bowler's signature on the loan documents. Neither the loan officer handling Dr. Bowler's loan for CIT nor the notary public who signed the acknowledgement witnessed the signature of the imposter. The loan officer did call a telephone number given to…
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