Massey v. EDUCATORS INV. CORP. OF ALABAMA, INC.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Boston Massey appeals from a judgment in the amount of $19,000 entered upon a jury verdict in favor of Educators Investment Corporation of Alabama, Inc., in its action based upon Massey's default in the payment of a promissory note. We affirm.
Educators filed suit against Massey because of his default in the payment of the $19,000 balance due on a promissory note. It also claimed attorney's fees of $2,855.61. Massey filed his answer, and a counterclaim against Educators alleging numerous violations of the Alabama Consumer Credit Act (the Mini-Code, §5-19-1 et seq., Code, 1975).
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