Nevada State Bank v. Snowden

OPINION

By the Court,

Collins, C. J.:

This appeal is from a judgment of the lower court, sitting without a jury, in favor of Reverend and Mrs. Bennett. Snow-dens have not appealed. We affirm that judgment.

James L. Snowden desired to borrow money from the Nevada State Bank. To get the loan he prevailed upon the Bennetts to execute a written continuing guarantee for $1,500 on August 15, 1962. Snowden was granted a loan of $1,500, and paid it in full. This guarantee remained in the bank’s possession and was not specifically cancelled by the Bennetts.

At about the same time Marion Bennett alone…