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Abstract
In the recent case of Midland Nat. Bank v. Security Elevator Co. (Minn. 1924) 200 N. W. 851, the important question arises as to whether there need be a communicated acceptance of a guaranty in order to consummate a binding undertaking on the part of the guarantor. On this question there is great confusion in the authorities, both as to results and as to reasoning.
Recommended Citation
NOTICE OF ACCEPTANCE OF A GUARANTY CONTRACT,
23
Mich. L. Rev.
783
(1925).
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