Guarantee Agreement

/ˈɡær.ən.ti əˌɡriː.mənt/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A legal contract where one party guarantees the performance or obligations of another party on a third party’s behalf.
    The lender required a guarantee agreement to ensure repayment if the borrower defaulted.

Forms

  • guarantee agreement

Commentary

Draft guarantee agreements clearly specify the obligations and scope of the guarantor's liability to avoid ambiguity in enforcement.

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