finding ambiguity in contract where introductory paragraph identified individual as party in individual capacity but individual only signed contract in representative capacity and had no individual signature line
Summary of this case from Griggs v. Kenworth of Montgomery, Inc.99-1443.
June 27, 2000.
Appeal from D.Md.
Decisions Without Published Opinions Affirmed in part, Reversed in part.
finding ambiguity in contract where introductory paragraph identified individual as party in individual capacity but individual only signed contract in representative capacity and had no individual signature line
Summary of this case from Griggs v. Kenworth of Montgomery, Inc.applying Maryland law and reversing the district court's dismissal of a defendant from the case because there was an ambiguity about whether the defendant signed the contract in his individual or corporate capacity
Summary of this case from Zhengfeng Bo v. TangFull title:Whitmore v. Hawkins
Court:United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit
Date published: Jun 27, 2000
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