Ouida J. Weissinger A/K/A Ouida Boyd and Mrs. George Boyd v. United States
Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit
1DissentGodbold, Circuit Judge
I respectfully dissent.
The majority reach a conclusion wholly inconsistent with the purposes of and the policies behind the law governing the effect of a personal judgment upon a subsequent action between the same parties.
In May, 1952 the Reconstruction Finance Corporation loaned $200,000 to E. L. Weissinger Lumber Company, Ltd., a limited partnership. The loan was secured by various collateral. Appellant, together with four other female members of the family, executed a separate written guaranty of payment of the partnership’s note to RFC. Appellant was then 20 years of age and recently…
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