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PNC Bank wins uncontested summary judgment for unpaid credit‑card balance

6417602 · October 2, 2025
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Judge granted summary judgment for PNC Bank for $5,089.29 plus costs after defendant did not appear to oppose the bank’s motion for summary judgment.

A Clayton County judge granted summary judgment Oct. 1 in favor of PNC Bank in a consumer‑debt case after the defendant did not appear to contest the bank’s motion.

Plaintiff’s attorney told the court the defendant opened a credit‑card account with PNC Bank and defaulted by failing to pay as agreed; the bank sought $5,089.29 plus court costs. The judge granted the motion and directed counsel to submit a proposed order.

PNC’s lawyer apologized to the court for a technical difficulty that delayed her early attendance; the court entered judgment on the record and instructed the bank to submit an order for entry.