Common use of Joint Guarantor Clause in Contracts

Joint Guarantor. 17.1 The Joint Guarantor warrants that the Lessee shall perform all provisions hereunder; in case of breach by the Lessee, the Joint Guarantor shall be jointly liable for satisfaction and will abandon any defense in accordance with Section 24 of the Civil Procedures, Indebtedness Section and is willing to be bound by the following: 17.1.1 The Lessee's liability for warranty covers any rent, note amount, advanced payment, service fee arising out of lease by the Lessee, and any liquidated damages, interest, late interest, costs, damages, and any other obligation subordinate to principal debts. 17.1.2 During the period of validity of the Agreement, where the Lessee desires to make alternation to provisions of the Agreement with consent from the Lessor as the Lessee thinks practical, the guarantor shall still be jointly and severally liable for her, whether the Insurer is notified or not. 17.1.3 Where the Lessor may abandon security interest provided by the Lessee or allow the Lessee to extend payment or replace any leased property or the assumption of debt by any third party without consent of or notice to the joint guarantor, the joint guarantor may not make defense or disclaim its liability for warranty for such reason. 17.1.4 In case of absence of any element in the lease agreement or note, or in completion of procedures or defective title on leased property, the joint guarantor shall be still fully liable. 17.1.5 The joint guarantor's liability may not be released until obtaining written consent from the Lessor. 17.2 If the Lessor is of opinion that credit of the Lessee's joint guarantor is severally damaged or its capability to provide guaranty is insufficient, the Lessor may request the Lessee to choose another joint guarantor accepted by the lessor for replacement and the Lessee may not decline such request.

Joint Guarantor. 17.1 The Joint Guarantor warrants that the Lessee shall perform all provisions hereunder; in case of breach by the Lessee, the Joint Guarantor shall be jointly liable for satisfaction and will abandon any defense in accordance with Section 24 of the Civil Procedures, Indebtedness Section and is willing to be bound by the following: 17.1.1 The Lessee's liability for warranty covers any rent, note amount, advanced payment, service fee arising out of lease by the Lessee, and any liquidated damages, interest, late interest, costs, damages, and any other obligation subordinate to principal debts. 17.1.2 During the period of validity of the Agreement, where the Lessee desires to make alternation to provisions of the Agreement with consent from the Lessor as the Lessee thinks practical, the guarantor shall still be jointly and severally liable for her, whether the Insurer is notified or not. 17.1.3 Where the Lessor may abandon security interest provided by the Lessee or allow the Lessee to extend payment or replace any leased property or the assumption of debt by any third party without consent of or notice to the joint guarantor, the joint guarantor may not make defense or disclaim its liability for warranty for such reason. 17.1.4 In case of absence of any element in the lease agreement or note, or in completion incompletion of procedures or defective title on leased property, the joint guarantor shall be still fully liable. 17.1.5 The joint guarantor's liability may not be released until obtaining written consent from the Lessor. 17.2 If the Lessor is of opinion that credit of the Lessee's joint guarantor is severally damaged or its capability to provide guaranty is insufficient, the Lessor may request the Lessee to choose another joint guarantor accepted by the lessor for replacement and the Lessee may not decline such request.