Richmond Paper Co. v. Bradley
Citations
- 115 Miss. 307
- 75 So. 381
Syllabus
<p>•G-uakanty. Offer and, acceptance.</p> <p>Where a traveling salesman who received a commission on sales and was therefore pecuniarily interested in the acceptance of orders taken by him, not only recommended, to his house the acceptance of an order, but stated that as-to all orders sent in, “I know they are all O. K. and any I sell I am willing to guarantee payments of their bill,” and his employers extended the credit; in such case there was an acceptance of the offer to guarantee and the letter and the acceptance created the relationship of guarantor and guarantee.</p>
How courts have described this case
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- stating that \the mere fact that a mortgage was first received for record by the register of deeds ... does not prevent a mortgage received for record later being awarded priority when shown by competent evidence to have been intended by all parties in interest to be prior\
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Judges: Cook
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