Wood Chevrolet Co. v. Bank of the Southeast
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
Appellant, Wood Chevrolet Company, Inc. (Wood), appeals from a judgment for various appellees. We affirm.
Wood, a Birmingham retail automobile dealership, entered into an arrangement with United Motorists Association (UMA), a Birmingham business offering leasing, financing, and related services, whereby UMA would secure new automobiles, for its customers at a fleet discount, which Wood would then deliver to UMA's customers. Concurrent with the delivery of each automobile to each customer, a promissory note and security agreement were executed in favor of UMA whereby each customer agreed to pay…
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