· 11/25/1970
Anderson v. Trade Winds Enterprises Corp.
Citations
- 241 So. 2d 174
How courts have described this case
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- if a written contract in unambiguous terms expresses an unconditional guarantee, the guarantee is absolute and the guarantor's liability cannot be limited by parol evidence
- “One who undertakes an absolute guarantee of payment by another becomes liable immediately upon default in payment by the other.”
- “If a written contract in unambiguous terms expressed an unconditional guarantee, then the guarantee is absolute and the guarantor’s liability cannot be limited or qualified by parole evidence as to a prior or contemporary understanding.”
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Judges: Reed
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