Danner v. Discover Bank

John Mauzy Pittman, Chief Judge.

The appellee, a credit-card company, asserted that appellant was past due on her account and sought collection. Appellant defended by admitting that she had had Discover credit cards in the past, but that she thought she had paid them off and was surprised to have received a demand for payment of the sum sought. She did not expressly deny that the card and charges were hers, but simply stated that she had no recollection and put appellee to its proof. The trial court found in favor of appellee on the basis of its findings that appellant “did not say without…