Whitley v. Bank South, N. A.

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• noting that opening default is appropriate when defendant “acts with reasonable promptness and alleges a meritorious defense” (citation and punctuation omitted)
• noting that opening default is appropriate when defendant “acts with reasonable promptness and alleges a meritorious defense” (punctuation omitted)
• notice sent to the daughter of the cosigner did not comply with notice provision required in order for bank to recover deficiency against cosigner
• discussing notice to be given prior to repossession and sale

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