Subrogation transfers to its beneficiary, within the limit of what he has paid, the claim and its accessories, with the exception of rights exclusively attached to the person of the creditor.
However, the subrogated party is only entitled to legal interest from the date of a formal notice, if he has not agreed a new interest with the debtor. This interest is guaranteed by the securities attached to the claim, within the limits, where these have been constituted by third parties, of their initial commitments if they do not agree to obligate themselves beyond this.