Law of Contracts Special Topics
Law of Contracts Special Topics
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Gillett, 21 N. Y. 412; Goodman v. Chase, 1 Barn. & Aid. 207; Teeters v. Lamborn, 43 Ohio St. 144, 1 X. E. 513; Andre v. Bodman, 1. ". Md. 241; Meriden Britannia Co. V. Zingsen, 48 N. Y. 247; Curtis \. Brown, 5 Cush. (Mass. ) 488; ]Mulcrone v. Lmnber Co. , 55 ^lich. 022, 22 X. W. 07; liunde v. Runde, 50 111. 08; AMiit lemon, ' v. Wenlworth, 70 Me. 20; Green v. Solomon, 80 Mich. 234, 45 X. W. 87; Carlisle v. ( 'amplK'll, 70 Ala. 247. To take the promise out of the statute, the oiiginal debtor's r...elease must be absolute. If the creditor may still hold him liable at his option, the jirondse nuist be in writing. Nel- son V. R. Oynton, 3 M«'tc. (Mass. ) ;;00; Welch v. Marvin, 30 Mich. 50; Waggoner v. Gray, 2 H. 'n. .^' M. (Va. ) 012; Willard v. Bosshard, 08 Wis. 454, . 32 N. W. 538; Hill v. Frost, 50 Tex. 25; IMalf v. Cummings, 07 . Mi. H. 14. 3, 34 N. W. 281. The fad that a lien against the original (lel)tor is released has been held immaterial, if the debtor himself re- main liable, X'^elsou v.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gillett, 21 N. Y. 412; Goodman v. Chase, 1 Barn. & Aid. 207; Teeters v. Lamborn, 43 Ohio St. 144, 1 X. E. 513; Andre v. Bodman, 1. ". Md. 241; Meriden Britannia Co. V. Zingsen, 48 N. Y. 247; Curtis \. Brown, 5 Cush. (Mass. ) 488; ]Mulcrone v. Lmnber Co. , 55 ^lich. 022, 22 X. W. 07; liunde v. Runde, 50 111. 08; AMiit lemon, ' v. Wenlworth, 70 Me. 20; Green v. Solomon, 80 Mich. 234, 45 X. W. 87; Carlisle v. ( 'amplK'll, 70 Ala. 247. To take the promise out of the statute, the oiiginal debtor's r...elease must be absolute. If the creditor may still hold him liable at his option, the jirondse nuist be in writing. Nel- son V. R. Oynton, 3 M«'tc. (Mass. ) ;;00; Welch v. Marvin, 30 Mich. 50; Waggoner v. Gray, 2 H. 'n. .^' M. (Va. ) 012; Willard v. Bosshard, 08 Wis. 454, . 32 N. W. 538; Hill v. Frost, 50 Tex. 25; IMalf v. Cummings, 07 . Mi. H. 14. 3, 34 N. W. 281. The fad that a lien against the original (lel)tor is released has been held immaterial, if the debtor himself re- main liable, X'^elsou v.
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