BLACK WARRIOR MINERALS, INC. v. John FAY, Jr.
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
WOODALL, Justice.
Black Warrior Minerals, Inc. (“Black Warrior”), sued Empire Coal Sales, Inc. (“Empire”), and John Fay, Jr., seeking amounts allegedly owed pursuant to a coal-purchase agreement between Black Warri- or and Empire and a personal guaranty executed by Fay. The trial court entered a summary judgment in favor of Black Warrior on its claims against Empire, awarding Black Warrior $689,496.24 in damages, plus attorney fees and costs. The trial court held a bench trial on the breach-of-guaranty claim against Fay at which ore tenus evidence was presented. The trial court entered a…
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