Pollard v. Trust Co. Bank of South Georgia, N.A.

Carley, Judge.

Appellee-plaintiff Trust Company Bank (Bank) was the holder of several promissory notes which were secured by certain real and personal property belonging to appellant-defendant Reginald Pollard and/or his business. After default on payment of the notes, the Bank foreclosed on the underlying security, both real and personal, and sold it. The real property was sold pursuant to power of sale. The amount obtained by this sale was more than sufficient to extinguish the specific indebtedness for which the property was originally given as security. This sale of the realty was…