Crolley v. Crow-Childress-Mobley 2

Deen, Presiding Judge.

In October 1983, appellant Theodore W. Crolley, president of several corporations (including the American Communities Corporation (ACC)), signed a three-year lease, in his capacity as president of ACC, for certain warehouse space belonging to appellee Crow-Childress-Mobley #2 (Crow). After December 1984, ACC ceased to make the monthly rental payments specified in the lease and three months later vacated the premises. The landlord subsequently was able to rent the space to another tenant and brought an action against ACC, seeking accrued and future rents. Crolley as an…