The plaintiff mortgagees moved for summary judgment arising from a chattel mortgage over a mobile home after the defendants defaulted on monthly payments.
The court held there was no genuine issue requiring a trial on the plaintiffs' entitlement to possession of the collateral and on their entitlement in principle to payment of principal, interest, and insurance amounts authorized by the mortgage.
However, material factual disputes remained regarding the number of missed payments, the date from which interest was payable on certain defaults, the amount of insurance premiums paid, and whether lot rental payments were recoverable at all.
A trial was therefore required on those disputed monetary issues.
