Lauer v. Blustein

This is an appeal by defendant Donald Blustein from a summary judgment granted in favor of plaintiff Alfred J. Lauer, Sr.

Defendant contends:

1. The contract sued upon is unenforceable because of lack of consideration;

2. The indemnification clause of the contract was intended to apply only to a guaranty executed by plaintiff on November 4, 1964, and not to any subsequent guaranties;

3. Plaintiff did not allege satisfaction of the conditions precedent to defendant’s liability under the contract and thereby failed to show that he was entitled to recover under the contract;

4. Plaintiff should not…