Earl of Loveless, Inc. v. Gabele
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion
HINZ, J.
Introduction
Defendant and appellant Thomas E. Gabele (Gabele) appeals the judgment in favor of plaintiff and respondent the Earl of Loveless, Inc. (Loveless) on a promissory note.
Gabele contends Loveless failed to provide notice required by the California Uniform Commercial Code prior to the sale of collateral seeming the note, precluding recovery of a deficiency judgment.
We affirm the judgment.
Factual and Procedural Background
In 1976, Loveless sold a restaurant, located in the City of Carson, and its equipment to John R. Oros and Dwight C. Miller. Oros and Miller gave Loveless…
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