Bridges v. Miller Rubber Co.

The question to be determined in this appeal is whether John S. Bridges, the appellant, is liable to the Miller Rubber Company of New York, the appellee, to the extent of $30,-000 on two bonds of $15,000 each, signed by him and dated respectively January 1st, 1920, and January 1st, 1922, as contended by the appellee, or whether, as contended by the appellant, he is only liable to the extent of $15,000, on the theory that the second bond was simply a renewal or continuation of the first bond, and also on the theory that the second bond was void because the appellee failed to disclose certain…