Suit on Guaranty Could Not be Made Under CPLR 3213 Because Extrinsic Evidence Needed to Show Amount Owed

Suit on Guaranty Could Not be Made Under CPLR 3213 Because Extrinsic Evidence Needed to Show Amount Owed

On March 17, 2023, the Fourth Department issued a decision in Counsel Fin. II LLC v. Bortnick, 2023 NY Slip Op. 01441, holding that a suit on a guaranty could not be made under CPLR 3213 because extrinsic evidence was needed to show the amount owed . . . Continue reading Suit on Guaranty Could Not be Made Under CPLR 3213 Because Extrinsic Evidence Needed to Show Amount Owed

Surety Entitled to Mandatory Injunction Requiring Indemnitors to Provide Collateral

Surety Entitled to Mandatory Injunction Requiring Indemnitors to Provide Collateral

On March 14, 2023, the First Department issued a decision in Atlantic Specialty Ins. Co. v. Landmark Unlimited, Inc., 2023 NY Slip Op. 01253, holding that a surety was entitled to a mandatory injunction requiring indemnitors to provide collateral . . . Continue reading Surety Entitled to Mandatory Injunction Requiring Indemnitors to Provide Collateral

When Guarantor Buys Underlying Debt, Any Action to Collect from Co-Guarantors Is one for Contribution, not Enforcement of the Guaranty

When Guarantor Buys Underlying Debt, Any Action to Collect from Co-Guarantors Is one for Contribution, not Enforcement of the Guaranty

On November 23, 2021, the First Department issued a decision in Harry Spring Consulting LLC v. Esterson, 2021 NY Slip Op. 06543, holding that when a guarantor buys the debt it guaranteed, an action to collect from the co-guarantors is one for contribution, not enforcement of the guaranty . . . Continue reading When Guarantor Buys Underlying Debt, Any Action to Collect from Co-Guarantors Is one for Contribution, not Enforcement of the Guaranty