Davis v. Timeshare Travel Intern., Inc.

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• holding that “in order to make an issue of the genuineness of a signature, one must plead a specific denial addressed to the appropriate allegations of the other party”
• noting, in dicta, that guarantor's equivocating testimony about her signature could not overcome statutory presumption of its validity where she had only pleaded a general denial to the lender's claims within her answer
• noting, in dicta, that guarantor’s equivocating testimony about her signature could not overcome statutory presumption of its validity where she had only pleaded a general denial to the lender’s claims within her answer

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