I. – The bearer may exercise his remedies against the endorsers, the drawer and the other obligees:
1° On maturity, if payment has not taken place;
2° Even before maturity:
a) If there has been a total or partial refusal of acceptance;
b) In the event of safeguard, reorganisation or judicial winding-up proceedings of the drawee, whether acceptor or not, cessation of its payments even if not recorded by a judgment, or seizure of its assets that has remained unsuccessful;
c) In the event of safeguard, reorganisation or judicial winding-up proceedings of the drawer of a non-acceptable letter.
II. – However, guarantors against whom recourse is exercised in the cases provided for by b and c of I may, within three days of the exercise of such recourse address a request to the president of the commercial court of their domicile to apply for time limits. If the application is found to be well-founded, the order shall fix the time by which the guarantors are required to pay the commercial paper in question, but the time limits thus granted may not exceed the due date. No objection or appeal may be lodged against the order.
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