Capitol Bank & Trust Co. v. Richman

By its complaint, the bank sought to recover money loaned to the defendant, Marilyn Richman, as trustee of the Mar-Rich and Marjack Realty trusts. The case was heard by a judge of the Superior Court sitting without a jury who filed a comprehensive and detailed memorandum of decision. A judgment entered ordering Marilyn to pay the bank $150,972.98 (as trustee of Mar-Rich), and $128,767.41 (as trustee of Marjack), together with attorney’s fees and costs. On appeal, Marilyn argues that the judge erred (1) in finding that she, as trustee of Mar-Rich, had signed a guaranty of the bank’s loans; (2)…