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- Guarantees
- Guarantees and indemnities essentials
Characteristics of guarantees
A guarantee is a secondary obligation in a tripartite structure. This guidance note explains the meaning of secondary obligation and tripartite structure, with examples to aid legal practitioners’ understanding of these characteristics of guarantees.
A guarantee is a quasi-security. This guidance note also explains:
- • the meaning of quasi-security;
- • the difference between security and quasi-security; and
- • what do quasi-securities do.
See Characteristics of guarantees.