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Contract Guarantee and Bond Assignment Contract 2
Contract Guarantee and Bond Assignment Contract 2
SECTION : A
SUBMITTED TO :
MAAM FREEHA KHALED
SPECIMEN OF SURITY BOND
2. The __Mr. Shahid Amin (Principal debtor) ___ further under takes and
binds, himself to the _____Mr. Ilyas ( Employer )(Creditor)____, in the
sum of Rs._________1 lac on interest of 10% per year_____ to be paid to
the _______creditor, Mr.Ilyas____, for which the
_______Creditor___________ or its clients might suffer any pecuniary
loss, damages or claim by reason or any act of fraud, forgery, breach of trust,
mismanagement and negligence or careless performance of duty on his part
during the entire period of his service.
In Witness Whereof the Employee and the surety have affixed their signatures
on this DEED in the presence of the following witnesses on the date first
above mentioned.
EMPLOYEE: SURETY:
Name: MR . SHAHID AMIN Name: MR FIAZ SHAH
Signature: Signature:
Address: Address:
88 Block A , Bahria Town,
Lahore. HOUSE # 68 Wapda town
CNIC : 31104-2045-102-5 CNIC : 31104-2040-420-8
WITNESSES WITNESSES
Name: UMER MALIK Name: JUNAIDM ARHAM
Signature: Signature:
The counsel of plaintiff said that under section 137 of contract act 1872
“Mere forbearance on the part of the creditor to sue the principal debtor or
to enforce any other remedy against him does not, in the absence of any
provision in the guarantee to the contrary, discharge the surety. But on the
other hand the the counsel of defendant said that under Section 133 of
contract act 1872 the surety is not liabel or the liability is discharged on
the surety if an agreement is done without knowing or taking the consent of
the person who gives surety and on the other hand in this case the
suretyship of defendant is now discharged under the Section 144 contract
act 1872 Any guarantee which the creditor has obtained by means of
keeping silence as to material circumstances is invalid.
1. The Parties to the prosecution devised under the watchful eye of the
court the matter of the obligation of underwriter that according to the
claims of the offended party was not regarded and seen by the
respondent. Then again the respondent cases that the terms and
states of the agreement he authoritatively became surety to have
been tempered and traded off upon by the shared assent of offended
party and second litigant without him being educated officially which
releases him of the surety ship
The section 126, 143 and 133 as section from 130 to 147 said that the
responsibility of the defendant is started when he gave the surety that
he will gave the money if any fraud is done by the principle detor
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