27 Sept 2006
MUNRO V MEE AND MEE HC DUN CIV-2006-412-545
- Citation
- openlaw-f9ee5273_16b9_4d22_a3bd_d683e8e4b86c.pdf
- Court
- High Court
Where a signer describes the purchaser "as nominee" the contractual language and ordinary meaning allow self‑nomination and do not exclude personal liability; the appellant's conclusory affidavit lacked specificity and was contradicted by the written agreement (including unconditional terms and deposit provision) and the solicitor's admissions, so summary judgment was properly entered and affirmed on appeal.