Fenberg v. Goggin

SATZ, Presiding Judge.

This summary judgment action involves a dispute between two former close acquaintances over an alleged loan of $15,-000.00. In a two count petition, plaintiff, James Fenberg, sued defendant, William Goggin, for $15,000: Count I for default on a loan in that amount, and Count II for what plaintiff characterizes as “money had and received.” Defendant filed a two count counterclaim: Count I for $15,000 as the “reasonable” value of defendant’s work in constructing “certain structures” on plaintiffs property, and Count II for $1,100 as the balance of commissions plaintiff…