Practice question
A creditor and principal validly extend payment with the ordinary guarantor’s proven effective consent. No other release ground exists. The guarantor invokes only 2079 as though consent were absent. Which is best?
- Any extension necessarily erases actual consent.
- The guarantor may privately deny proved facts.
- Only the notary’s birthday controls.
- The no-consent statutory premise is not met on these facts.
- Every guarantee becomes a gift.
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles2052,2056-2057,2066,2071-2084 and2126-2130: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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