Robinson

General Acceptance Corp. v. Robinson

Good Law
1929 Cal. LEXIS 489·207 Cal. 285·277 P. 1039
Supreme Court of CaliforniaMay 25, 1929Docket No. S.F. 12736.California1,577 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Richards, J.

This appeal is from an order granting a change of place of trial from the city and county of San Francisco, where the action was brought, to the county of Alameda, the residence of the defendant herein. The action was one to recover upon an alleged contract of guaranty claimed to have been made by the defendant in the course of a certain transaction involving the sale or agreement to sell certain automobiles and the transfer of such agreement from the seller thereof to the plaintiff herein. The contract for such transfer was made and entered into by the Auburn Motor Sales Company, seller, and contained certain agreements by which the seller undertook to assure to the transferee of said contract the bona fides thereof and the ability of the purchaser under said agreement to fulfill the terms thereof. The obligation of the seller under such agreement was therein declared to be an absolute and unconditional one as distinguished from that of a surety, guarantor or indemnifier, and it was agreed therein that said obligation should be enforceable, even though the purchaser’s obligation under the original agreement for the sale of said automobiles should for any reason be suspended or…

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