collateral guaranty

collateral guaranty
An anomalous expression, since a guaranty is inherently collateral, being collateral to the principal obligation, but used by way of emphasizing the existence of a guaranty in the strict sense of the term, in which the obligation of the guarantor is to pay if the principal shall fail to pay or perform, as distinguished from a suretyship, in which the surety is obligated under a direct promise or undertaking to pay or perform. Nading v McGregor, 121 Ind 465, 23 NE 283.

Ballentine's law dictionary. . 1998.

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