Warren-Connolly Co. v. Saphin
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtBastow, J.
The parties to this action submit a controversy upon an agreed statement of facts. The plaintiff is a distributor of electrical appliances and sells to dealers authorized by it under licensing agreements. The defendant was president of Monarch-Saphin Co., Inc., a dealer which had been licensed by plaintiff by an agreement dated May 15, 1947. Some five years later Monarch-Saphin Co., Inc., was adjudicated a bankrupt and owed plaintiff $19,124.18. The plaintiff now seeks to recover that amount from the defendant, contending that he had personally guaranteed payment of all merchandise sold by…
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