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Guarantee Agreement

Third-party guarantee for debt obligations and financial commitments.

GUARANTEE AGREEMENT

This Guarantee Agreement is made on [DATE] between [GUARANTOR NAME] ("Guarantor") and [CREDITOR NAME] ("Creditor").

1. GUARANTEED OBLIGATIONS

Guarantor unconditionally guarantees the full and prompt payment of all obligations of [DEBTOR NAME] to Creditor up to $[GUARANTEE AMOUNT].

2. NATURE OF GUARANTEE

This is an absolute, unconditional, and continuing guarantee of payment and performance, not merely of collection.

3. WAIVER OF DEFENSES

Guarantor waives all defenses, setoffs, and counterclaims, and agrees this guarantee remains valid despite any modifications to the underlying obligation.

4. MAXIMUM LIABILITY

Guarantor's total liability under this guarantee shall not exceed $[MAXIMUM AMOUNT] plus accrued interest and collection costs.

5. NOTICE AND DEMAND

Creditor may enforce this guarantee without first pursuing remedies against the debtor and without giving notice to Guarantor.

6. TERMINATION

This guarantee shall continue until [TERMINATION CONDITIONS] or until Guarantor provides [NOTICE PERIOD] written notice of revocation.

GUARANTOR: _________________ CREDITOR: _________________

[GUARANTOR NAME] [CREDITOR NAME]

Date: ___________ Date: ___________

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What is a Guarantee Agreement?

A Guarantee Agreement is a legal commitment where a third-party guarantor promises to fulfill a debtor's financial obligations if the primary debtor defaults, providing additional security for lenders and creditors. Essential for loan applications, business credit arrangements, lease agreements, and financial transactions where additional security is required, this agreement establishes unconditional payment guarantees and liability limitations. The document typically covers guaranteed obligations, payment terms, liability limits, waiver provisions, enforcement rights, and termination conditions. Critical for lenders who need additional security beyond the primary borrower's creditworthiness, for borrowers who require guarantor support to obtain financing, and for guarantors who need clear understanding of their financial exposure and legal obligations in credit arrangements.