Uae Guarantor Liability Explained

Summary

The liability of a personal guarantor in the UAE is governed by the UAE Civil Code (Federal Law No. 5 of 1985) and the UAE Commercial Transactions Law (Federal Decree-Law No. 50 of 2022). Key provisions include the guarantors obligation to fulfill the debtors obligations upon default, the accessory nature of the guarantors liability, and the requirement for creditors to first claim against the principal debtor. The correct provisions for suretyship under the UAE Commercial Transactions Law include Articles 586, 587, 589, and 590. These articles outline the conditions under which a guarantor is liable and the rights of recourse against the principal debtor. Understanding these laws is crucial for anyone involved in guarantee agreements in the UAE.

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Sure! Here are the relevant provisions on suretyship under the UAE Commercial Transactions Law (Federal Decree-Law No. * of *):
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- The personal guarantor is bound to fulfill the guaranteed debt if the principal debtor defaults.
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- A guarantor’s liability may be joint and several with the principal debtor if explicitly stated in the guarantee agreement.
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- The guarantor has the right to recourse against the principal debtor for any amount paid to the creditor.
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- The guarantor may request the creditor to enforce the debt against the principal debtor before pursuing the guarantor.
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Alright, let's correct that. Here are the relevant provisions of suretyship under the UAE Commercial Transactions Law (Federal Decree-Law No. * of *):
- Article *: Suretyship is a contract where the surety undertakes to fulfill the obligations of the debtor towards the creditor if the debtor fails to do so.
- Article *: The surety’s obligation is accessory to the principal obligation and does not exceed it.
- Article *: The surety may not be compelled to pay the debt before the principal debtor defaults.
- Article *: The creditor must first claim against the principal debtor before claiming against the surety unless the surety has waived this right.
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