Legal Opinion
Greenfield v. Millman
District Court of Appeal of Florida
Decided April 28, 1959No. 58-488PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
STANLEY MILLEDGE, Associate Judge.
Pearl Millman brought an action at law against Leo Greenfield, on the latter’s contract of guaranty originally executed to ap-pellee and her husband, since deceased. The defendant pleaded both the want and failure of consideration. A jury was 'waived and the court found that the evidence did not support the defenses. There was no controversy over the plaintiff’s loss. Judgment of $24,429.69, together with interest and costs, was entered for plaintiff and this appeal followed.
The defendant, a practicing lawyer, represented Samuel Lew, who was the vendee under…
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