Automotive Finance Co. v. Daigle
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
TATE, Judge.
The petitioner, Automotive Finance Company, Inc., sued on a promissory note held by it. The defendants are Jules Daigle, the maker, and Mrs. Joseph Daigle, an endorser. The defendants sought to call in warranty the vendor (and original payee of the note) of the automobile subject to chattel mortgage securing the promissory note sued upon. An exception was filed to the call in warranty, which was maintained! Subsequently, after trial, judgment was rendered for petitioner for the balance due on the note. . . .
Defendants’ appeal, alleging error on the sole ground that the District…
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