· 2/10/1971
McKnight v. Virginia Mirror Company
Citations
- 463 S.W.2d 428
- 14 Tex. Sup. Ct. J. 234
- 1971 Tex. LEXIS 273
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- \guaranty may not be extended by construction or implication beyond [its] precise terms\
- “After the terms of a guaranty agreement have been ascertained, the rule of strictissimi juris applies, meaning that the guarantor is entitled to have his agreement strictly construed and that it may not be extended by construction or implication beyond the precise terms of his contract.”
- “After the terms of a guaranty agreement have been ascertained, the rule of strictissimi juris applies, meaning that the guarantor is 7 entitled to have his agreement strictly construed and that it may not be extended by construction or implication beyond the precise terms of his contract.”
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