Question: Madden, a logger, bought timber-cutting equipment from MidSouth Machinery on credit. The loan agreement gave Deere Credit Services a security interest in the equipment. Madden defaulted in making payments. An area collection manager for Deere came on Madden's property at night, without Madden's knowledge or consent, and repossessed the equipment. No physical entry or violence was involved. Madden charges that Deere's action was a breach of the peace. Is this claim correct? (Madden v. Deere Credit Services, Inc., 598 So.2d 860)