Campo v. Maloney

How courts have described this case

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• stating impairment of collateral defense available only to sureties and not to principals
• defendant, principal maker, could not be discharged under § 3-606 although comakers had assumed his debt
• when a promis-sory note indicates that the signatories are “jointly and severally liable as principals” and does not identify any individual as an accommodation party, the trial court could rationally conclude that were all principally liable under the note
• discussing impairment of collateral as a defense under the Code

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).