Germer v. Missouri Portland Cement Co.
Supreme Court of Arkansas
1Opinion of the Court
David Newbern, Justice.
This is an appeal from a decree which foreclosed a mortgage and granted a judgment on an open account against a corporate defendant. In addition, the decree enforced an agreement which guaranteed a portion of the corporation’s debt. Alice Leigh owned 87 per cent of Big Rock, Inc., doing business as Criss & Shaver Readimix Concrete. Mrs. Leigh’s son, Charles Germer, was president and a director of the corporation. Big Rock purchased cement from Missouri Portland Cement Company (MP). MP’s credit manager testified that, in February, 1984, Big Rock owed MP some $295,000. On…
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