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Article L313-22-1 of the French Monetary and Financial Code

Credit institutions or finance companies which have provided a surety, endorsement or guarantee, whether of legal, regulatory or contractual origin, have recourse ipso jure and in all cases against the customer who gave the undertaking, his co-obligors and the persons who have stood surety and, for payments made under their undertaking, subrogation in the rights of the creditor as provided for in article 1346 of the Civil Code.

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Article L313-22-1

Les établissements de crédit ou les sociétés de financement ayant fourni un cautionnement, un aval ou une garantie, que ces derniers soient d’origine légale, réglementaire ou conventionnelle, disposent de plein droit et dans tous les cas d’un recours contre le client donneur d’ordre de l’engagement, ses coobligés et les personnes qui se sont portées caution et, pour les paiements effectués au titre de leur engagement, de la subrogation dans les droits du créancier prévue à l’article 1346 du code civil.

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