Kroon v. Maxwell

Third Circuit

Kroon v. Maxwell

423 F.2d 680

Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit·Decided March 25, 1970·No. No. 18062·Published·Cited by 1 cases

Opinion

OPINION OF THE COURT

PER CURIAM.

This case began as a suit by plaintiff against two of the signers of a promissory note. The defendants filed a third party complaint against the other cosigners of the note. After trial the district judge made findings of fact and entered judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants on the note and in their favor as third party plaintiffs against Thacher and Sherman Car Wash Equipment Company for the amounts which the third party plaintiffs were required to pay to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment against them.¹ These third party defendants have taken this appeal.

The findings of the district judge relating to the disputed factual issues are amply supported by the record and the conclusions of law which he applied are free from error.

The factual circumstances are extremely complicated and of interest only to the parties involved. They are fully reviewed in the opinion of the district judge and no useful purpose would be served by elaborating them again.

The judgment of the district court will be affirmed.

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OPINION OF THE COURT

PER CURIAM.

This case began as a suit by plaintiff against two of the signers of a promissory note. The defendants filed a third party complaint against the other cosigners of the note. After trial the district judge made findings of fact and entered judgment in favor of the plaintiff against the defendants on the note and in their favor as third party plaintiffs against Thacher and Sherman Car Wash Equipment Company for the amounts which the third party plaintiffs were required to pay to satisfy the plaintiff’s judgment against them.¹ These third party defendants have taken this appeal.

The findings of the district judge relating to the disputed factual issues are amply supported by the record and the conclusions of law which he applied are free from error.

The factual circumstances are extremely complicated and of interest only to the parties involved. They are fully reviewed in the opinion of the district judge and no useful purpose would be served by elaborating them again.

The judgment of the district court will be affirmed.

Kroon v. Maxwell, 423 F.2d 680 (3d Cir. 1970).

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Gerald F. Kroon v. Lloyd R. Maxwell and Caroline Maxwell v. Maxwell Sales & Engineering Co., a Delaware Corporation, Sherman Car Wash Equipment Company, a Michigan Corporation and F. William Thacher, Jr. (Third-Party Defendants) F. William Thacher, Jr. And Sherman Car Wash Equipment Co., (Third-Party Defendants)

423 F.2d 680 (Third Circuit, 1970)

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