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By securing the note as the company and as an individual, George is liable because he signed the note comprising particular verbosity to state that it was secured by him. George’s signature represents personal obligation and representational capacity. When a person’s signature is signed on a document or contract that person holds the responsibility of the outcome in either a positive or negative way. So in this case George will have to hold all the responsibility on his behalf. Moreover, even though the stationary on the note was type it still shows that George is the president of the corporation.
As it seems to me, Mr Sleater was the manager of Atlas Capital and he was the one that signed the two promissory note for the value of 4,000,000 as the maker of the notes. The blocks of notes read “Weston Wade Sleater & Atlas Marketing Group, L.C,” but the signature was only done and signed by Mr Sleater which made him the maker of the note that he failed to pay. So Mr Sleater should be held accountable for any inconvenience that was make with the note. If another person’s signature was with his both people would be held accountable due to the fact two signature that may have let him off the hook by failing to pay for the note and let someone else be held accountable. In this case it may be a possibility that the person that suit the company may either go after Mr Sleater’s personal assets or the company’s assets if they fail to make the payment due to bankruptcy.
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