McMillan v. Siver

Judge Harold R. Banke.

The underlying case arose from the vestiges of a business relationship between Donald McMillan and Mark W. Siver that deteriorated. Under the terms of a contract to purchase the Auto Hospital, an automobile repair business, McMillan and Siver were obligated to make monthly payments to Billy Ray Hatley and on Hatley’s bank *351note. About two months later, Siver sold his half interest in the business. When payments fell into arrears several months later, Hatley retook the business.

Feeling that he was entitled to half of the proceeds from Siver’s sale of his interest, McMillan…