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    4. Debtor absconds or cannot be sued within the

    Philippines

    5. Resort to all legal remedies is a useless formality

    6. Others

    i. Non-compliance with Art. 2060

    ii. If he is a judicial bondsman or sub-suretyiii. Failure to interpose it as a defense before

    judgment is rendered against him

    iv. Where a pledge or mortgage has been given

    by him as a special security

    III. Effects of Compromise

    A. General rule

    A contract binds only the parties thereto and

    not third persons. Hence, a compromise cannot

    prejudice the guarantor or the debtor, as the

    case may be, when he is not a party to such

    compromise.

    B. Exception to the rule

    However, even if the guarantor or debtor is not

    a party to such compromise, the same can

    benefit him as it is in the nature of a stipulation

    in favor of a third person which the guarantor

    or debtor may accept unless it has been

    revoked before his acceptance.

    IV. Benefit of Division

    A. Definition

    Right of a co-guarantor, as against the creditor,

    to pay only the divided share that it is bound

    to pay

    B. Application

    This article entitles the several guarantors of

    only one debtorand for the same debt.

    C. Exceptions

    1.Express stipulation of solidarity

    2.Article 2059

    SECTION 2 Effects of Guaranty between the

    Debtor and the Guarantor (Art. 2066-2072)

    I. Right to Indemnification

    It is the debtor that is directly and

    principally liable so it is just that the

    guarantor who pays must be indemnified.

    Indemnity comprises:

    a. Total amount of debtbut if the

    guarantor paid a smaller amountdue to compromise, he cannot

    demand more than he actually

    paid

    b. Legal interestfrom notice of

    payment of the debt.

    c. Expenses incurred by the

    guarantor expenses as

    consequence of the guaranty;

    expenses after payment has been

    demanded

    d. Damages, if they are due

    Exceptions to Right of Indemnity

    a. A. 2050

    b. A. 1238

    c. Subject to waiver

    A. Effect of payment before/after maturity (2069)

    (1) Obligation with a period obligation

    demandable only when the day fixed

    comes. When guarantor pays before

    maturity, he is not entitled to

    reimbursement since there is nonecessity

    for accelerating payment.

    Rationale: Guaranty is subsidiary.

    However, the debtor is liable if payment

    was made with his consent or the same was

    ratified by him.

    In any case, guarantor can recover upon

    expiration of the period.

    (2) Where demand made during term of

    guarantee, the fact that payment was

    actually made after said term is not

    material. What is controlling is that default

    and demand on guarantor had taken place

    while the guarantee is still in force.

    B. Effect of repeat payment

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