332 S.E.2d 667 | Ga. Ct. App. | 1985
The appellee sued the appellants to recover the balance allegedly due on a “retail installment contract” for the sale of a used motor vehicle. The appellants denied liability and counterclaimed for damages for the alleged wrongful repossession of the vehicle. This appeal is from the grant of the appellee’s motion for summary judgment. Held:
The contract called for the appellants to pay the indebtedness in weekly installments of $50, beginning on February 14, 1984, with no provision for any delinquency charges in the event of late payments. The appellants were declared in default, and the automobile was repossessed, 25 weeks thereafter. The record indicates that the appellants had paid a total of $1,359 on the indebtedness as of that date, or $139 more than they were obligated to have paid under the terms of
Judgment reversed.