695. Effect of particular stipulations.
695. Effect of particular stipulations.
Financial Instruments and Transactions (Volume 49 (2021)) | Commentary
Where the guarantor stipulates for forbearance for a stated time to sue or enforce payment from the principal debtor, the stipulation must be exactly fulfilled or the guarantor will not be liable1.
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