Rick signs a promissory note payable to Glenn in the amount of $50,000. Shirley agrees to be liable as surety on the note up to $10,000. Jack agrees to be surety on the note up to $25,000. Lesa agrees to be surety on the note up to $30,000 and Ron agrees to be surety on the note up to $75,000. Rick defaults on the note and Glenn recovers $40,000 against Ron. Ron seeks contribution against the other sureties, but finds that Shirley is bankrupt. What will be the result?

	A.	Ron will be denied recovery in contribution because of the doctrine of locus calipari.
	B.	Ron will recover $7,680 from Jack and $9,240 from Lesa.
	C.	Ron will recover $7,142 from Jack and $8,571 from Lesa.
	D.	Ron will receive $25,000 from Jack and $30,000 from Jack.