Hazeltinte v. Larco
California Supreme Court
Appeal from the Superior Court of the City of San Francisco. This was an action against Uicolas Larco, as the guarantor in a charter party. Plaintiff had a verdict for two thousand four hundred and ninety dollars. Defendant moved for a new trial, which being denied, he appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtBurnett, J.
The plaintiff, as master of the bark Acadia, entered into a charter party with one Nicholas Dabovich, on the twenty-seventh day of October,1855, and on the back of the same instrument the defendant, Larco, endorsed this guaranty:
“I, N. Larco, hereby guaranty the fullfilment of the within charter on the part of the charterer.
“Nicolas Larco.”
It is conceded that the guaranty was made at the same time with the charter party, and that the consideration of the one was in fact the consideration of the other. The defendant, how*34ever, insists that the guaranty is void, because the consideration is not…
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