Rea Construction Co. v. Ervin Co.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina
1Opinion of the Court
VAUGHN, Judge.
The arguments in the briefs concentrate on whether defendant was released from its guaranty by plaintiff’s acceptance of Queen City’s note. Plaintiff argues that there were no material alterations in Queen City's obligations and that the execution of the note did nothing to prejudice defendant. Plaintiff further argues that the facts show that the note was taken with at least the implied assent of defendant. Defendant argues that the mere acceptance of the note, without the assent of defendant as surety, operated to discharge the surety without a showing of prejudice. Defendant…
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