Practice question
A guaranty secures future debts whose amounts are not yet known. A creditor demands payment before any such debt is liquidated. Which statement follows Article 2053?
- Future-debt guaranties can exist, but no claim against the guarantor arises until the debt is liquidated
- Every future-debt guaranty is void
- The guarantor must pay any number the creditor invents
- Liquidation is never relevant
- The debt automatically becomes a gift
Legal references
- Civil Code Articles 2047–2057: https://lawphil.net/statutes/repacts/ra1949/ra_386_1949.html
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