BUSA 2106 Lecture Notes - Lecture 2: Michael Bland, Certiorari, Meeting Of The Minds
28 Sep 2016
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Butler. v. household mortgage systems, inc. et al. Who: appellant michael b. butler, d. lake rumsey, jr. , atlanta. Appellees mccurdy & candler, donald c. suessmith, jr. , decatur. What: michael butler appeals from an order in which the trial court found that household mortgage. Since the trial court properly concluded that there was no meeting of the minds between the parties such that an enforceable settlement agreement was created, we affirm. Household transferred butler"s mortgage to fleet, and in 1996 fleet instituted foreclosure proceedings against butler. In june of that year, butler sued household and fleet in an attempt to prevent the foreclosure, alleging that the mortgage companies wrongfully repudiated an alleged agreement to roll butler"s mortgage debt into a new loan. The trial court granted butler a temporary restraining order on june 28, 1996, which order temporarily prevented household and fleet from foreclosing on butler"s property.
