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Article 2288 of the French Civil Code

A surety bond is the contract by which a guarantor undertakes to the creditor to pay the debtor’s debt in the event of the latter’s default. It can be taken out at the request of the principal debtor or without any request on his part and even without his knowledge.

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Article 2289 of the French Civil Code

When the law subordinates the exercise of a right to the provision of security, it is said to be legal. Where the law confers on the judge the power to make the satisfaction of a claim subject to the provision of security, it is said to be judicial.

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Article 2295 of the French Civil Code

Unless otherwise stipulated, the guarantee extends to interest and other accessories to the guaranteed obligation, as well as the costs of the first demand, and to all those subsequent to the denunciation made to the guarantor.

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Article 2296 of the French Civil Code

The guarantee may not exceed what is owed by the debtor nor be contracted under more onerous conditions, on pain of being reduced to the extent of the obligation guaranteed. It may be contracted for part of the debt only and under less onerous conditions.

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