Tuesday, February 17, 2015

A friend signed a guarantee that is labled "unconditional and absolute" for a transaction. This transaction was for funds to be deposited in...

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A friend signed a guarantee that is labled "unconditional and absolute" for a transaction. This transaction was for funds to be deposited into escrow and then repaid when the party had secured the business loan. The funds were not disbursed into an escrow account and were subsequently absconded with. Does the person that signed the guarantee owe the money, since the funds were not disbursed into escrow?



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Would need to review document signed to give legal opinion but sounds promising

Does the "guarantor" have assets or income?



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It is impossible to evaluate the question without a full review of the contract itself.



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Hello. The agreement must be reviewed in order to advise. Please seek attorney counsel.



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