Cook v. Crabtree
Tennessee Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
FONES, Justice.
The controlling issue in this litigation is whether defendant Starling Davis, one of six sureties who guaranteed payment by a corporate debtor of a bank loan, was a cosurety liable for contribution to plaintiffs, who paid the bank, or a subsurety with no obligation to contribute.
On 27 July 1981, Cambridge Investment Corporation [CIC] was chartered for the purpose of forming a travel agency, Travel Unlimited. David Crabtree, D. Wiley Cook and his brother, Sam Cook, III, agreed to invest in CIC; and each contributed $3,333.33 to the corporation’s initial capitalization.…
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- Cutter v. EmerySupreme Court of New Hampshire · 1859
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