alleryStart learning →Creditor gives principal debtor time without surety's assent. The surety is what?
ALiable twice over
BMade to pay now
CMade to sue debtor
DFreed from liability
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Freed from liability
A contract giving time to, compounding with, or promising not to sue the debtor discharges the surety unless the surety assents.
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