Legal Question in Business Law in Massachusetts

Personal guarantee/two applications

my business closed in 07, one of my vendors is suing me on a personal guarantee. The problem i am having is they have two signed credit applications, which they are combing as exhibit a. one is signes in 98 with the company suing me. the other with a company they bought in 94. I do not belive the old credit application is valid. but they are grouping them together. they have also sent me admissions only using the old credit application, which does a have a signed personal guarantee. calling it alone exhibit a. I think they are trying to trick me. What i need to do is have the old application to be tossed out before trial, could be used to sway the jury. the judge in pretrial said to use discovery. i did and they sent me copies of both applications. what do i do now? i do not owe any money to the old company, only the 98 application. i guess i am asking two questions. is the old application valid in court and if not can i stop them from even showing it to the judge, and jury?


Asked on 6/02/08, 12:26 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Joseph Murray Joseph M. Murray, Esq.

Re: Personal guarantee/two applications

Retain an attorney to represent you in the case as he may be able to file a motion to strike or a motion in limine if the earlier document is truly irrelevant.

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Answered on 6/02/08, 1:31 pm


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