Lynch v. Green Tree Acceptance, Inc.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
In this malicious prosecution case, Grayham Lynch sued Green Tree Acceptance, Inc., and its attorney, Robert Moorer, alleging that a previous cause of action filed by Green Tree Acceptance against Lynch for conversion was filed maliciously and without probable cause. The court entered a summary judgment for the defendants; the plaintiff appeals.
The controversy in this case arises out of the following facts:
James and Jackie Hesterley purchased a mobile home in 1984, and signed a security agreement with Adventure Homes, Inc., of Cullman; their account was subsequently assigned to Green Tree…
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