Harris v. Thompson Buick, G.M.A.C., Inc.

McKAY, Justice.

On June 16, 1976, appellee Thompson Buick, G.M.A.C., Inc., sold a new automobile to appellant Pamela Harris. The automobile was financed by a standard retail installment contract. Subsequently, the appellant defaulted on the payments and demand for the full amount owed was made by appellee. When payment was not made, appellee repossessed and sold the automobile.

On February 10, 1978 appellee filed suit to recover the deficiency. On February 20, 1979 — some fifteen days before trial — appellant filed a counterclaim alleging that appellee had violated the Federal Truth-In-Lending…