Bradley v. Swift & Company

How courts have described this case

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• being occupied with other business does not mean party was fraudulently induced to sign
• being occupied with other business does not mean party was fraudulently induced to sign
• wherein there was no evidence that the opposing party committed any actual fraud on the guarantor from whom he was trying to collect a debt, and the guarantor admitted that he did not read the guaranty before signing it because he was occupied with his other business at the time
• wherein there was no evidence that the opposing party committed any actual fraud on the guarantor from whom he was trying to collect a debt, and the guarantor admitted that he did not read the guaranty before signing it because he was occupied with his other business at the time

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).