Prince v. Brown

1 Appellant, Glenda L. Brown, appeals the trial courts order granting a deficiency judgment and attorney fees to Appellee Citizens Bank (Bank) upon foreclosure of a real estate mortgage given by Appellant, Dan Brown, Robert E. Prince and Lou Jean Prince. The above styled action was filed in 1987 to partition certain properties, including an office building, owned conjointly by the Browns and the Princes. Bank was named as third party defendant in the action in 1989 because it held a first mortgage on the property. Bank then cross petitioned to foreclose its mortgage. Judgment of foreclosure was rendered by the trial court in March, 1991, and the property was sold to the Bank at the sheriffs sale. Bank next sought a deficiency judgment, including attorney fees, against the Browns and Princes, which was entered against Glenda Brown and the Princes in November, 1991. A discussion of the other parties named in the case is not relevant to the issues before us. Only Glenda L. Brown now timely appeals.