Modern contract of guarantee / John Phillips.

London : Sweet & Maxwell, 2016

3rd English edition

87254

Suretyship and guaranty -- England.

Suretyship and guaranty -- Wales.

Part I FORMATION AND VALIDITY

1. DEFINITION AND DISTINCTIONS

2. FORMATION OF THE CONTRACT OF GUARANTEE

3. FORMAL REQUIREMENTS

4. FACTORS AFFECTING VALIDITY

Part II LIABILITY AND DISCHARGE

5. THE SCOPE OF THE GUARANTOR'S LIABILITY

6. DISCHARGE FROM LIABILITY BY THE DETERMINATION OF THE PRINCIPLE TRANSACTION

7. DISCHARGE FROM LIABILITY BY REASON OF THE CREDITOR'S CONDUCT TOWARDS THE PRINCIPLE

8. DISCHARGE FROM LIABILITY BY REASON OF THE CREDITOR'S CONDUCT IN RELATION TO THE GUARENTOR

9. DISCHARGE FROM LIABILITY BY THE DETERMINATION OF THE GUARANTEE

Part III THE RIGHTS OF THE PARTIES

10. RIGHTS OF THE CREDITOR

11. RIGHTS OF THE GUARANTOR BEFORE PAYMENT

12. RIGHTS OF THE GUARANTOR AFTER PAYMENT

Part IV GUARANTEES IN PARTICULAR CONTEXTS

13. DEMAND BONDS

14. SURETYSHIP IN PRIVATE INTERNATIONAL LAW

"The Modern Contract of Guarantee provides readers with a detailed reference work on the law of guarantees. The authors provide practical insights into areas such as the validity and construction of guarantees, how to avoid a guarantee being discharged and common difficulties with enforcement. The authors also provide drafting guidance and a useful comparative discussion of developments in England and Commonwealth countries." -- Publisher's website.

9780414034099

cxxvii, 919 p. ; 24 cm