Peoples National Bank v. Taylor

—Frederic S. Taylor appeals from a judgment entered against him on his written guaranty of a portion of Allan B. Whitehill's obligation to Peoples National Bank of Washington. Taylor assigns error to several findings of fact and conclusions of law, arguing that they are not supported by substantial evidence and are legally incorrect. Taylor's essential argument is that the Bank failed to disclose to him and to his agent facts which were material to his decision to undertake the guaranty.

Facts

The majority of the facts are undisputed. In 1978, Frederic Taylor, an anesthesiologist practicing in…