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Thread: I can't believe Vodacom still uses this clause in their suretyship agreement!

  1. 24-Nov-14, 02:07 PM #11
    CLIVE-TRIANGLE
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    It simply means that the creditor can move against the surety without first proceeding against the principle debtor.
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  2. 24-Nov-14, 02:20 PM #12
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    Be nice if they said as much then
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