Blyther v. Pentagon Federal Credit Union
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
MYERS, Associate Judge.
Appellee Credit Union sought to recover balances due on two promissory notes, together with interest and attorney’s fees. One note had been jointly executed by appellants (husband and wife) and the other by the husband individually. Appellants’ answer asserted there had been a novation of said notes. In addition the husband filed a counterclaim for damages for libel as the result of a letter written to his employer by appellee regarding the debts. From summary judgments in favor of the Credit Union entered on both the complaint and the husband’s counterclaim, Mr. and…
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