Hunt

RCA Corporation,plaintiff, appeals a summary judgment denying its action against Paul T. Hunt, Maureen H. Hunt and Robert Charlesworth, defendants, to enforce guaranties.

The facts as presented by RCA:

In 1977, Dodd-Conn became a distributor of RCA Autosound equipment. Dodd-Conn, a new company, sought a line of credit to buy RCA products on a deferred payment plan. The viability and extent of a credit line was repeatedly discussed by Charlesworth, a shareholder and Chief Executive Officer of Dodd-Conn, and M. L. Meehan, the manager of Credit and Collection for RCA. Meehan informed Charlesworth that any large line of credit be secured by some form of guaranty, preferably a personal guaranty of the principals of the corporation.

*905 As Dodd-Conn ordered more RCA products, its payments became increasingly erratic. Meehan insisted the principals of Dodd-Conn execute personal guaranties before RCA would continue to ship products. Meehan emphasized the guaranties would cover the full amount of the Dodd-Conn debt to RCA and would be unlimited in amount. In June 1978, Charlesworth agreed to execute a personal guaranty. Meehan told Charlesworth he left the amount of the…