Earl F. Mcgill v. Idaho Bank & Trust Co‪.‬

Plaintiff-appellant Earl F. McGill filed a complaint seeking restitution from defendant-respondent Idaho Bank and Trust (I B & T) in the sum of $1,722.88 for payments made to the bank and related expenses incurred under an assignment of a conditional sale security agreement. The bank counterclaimed for $5,177.92 allegedly owed to it by McGill for the balance due under the assignment of the conditional sale security agreement. Following the trial, the district court dismissed with prejudice McGills complaint and entered judgment in favor of I B & T on its counterclaim. On appeal the judgment is affirmed.