Computer Maintenance Corp. v. Tilley

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• a president of a corporation does not, by virtue of his office alone, have the authority to contract on its behalf
• requirements of section 14-2-4 not met where nothing on face of document indicates signatory’s official capacity
• a president of a corporation does not, by virtue of his office alone, have the authority to contract on its behalf

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