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PART II.
OF THE CREDITOR, OR PARTY TO WHOM THE
INSTRUMENT OF SURETYSHIP IS GIVEN.
CHAP. I. Of the rights and remedies of the creditor, with re-
lation to the surety
I. Where the surety is solvent
II. Where the surety is bankrupt, or insolvent
CHAP. II.—Of the rights and remedies of the creditor, with
relation to persons claiming under the surety.
CHAP. III. Of the rights and remedies of the creditor, with
relation to the principal, where there is a surety
PART III.
OF THE SURETY.
CHAP. I. Of the rights and remedies of the surety, with re-
lation to the creditor
CHAP. II. Of the rights and remedies of the surety, with re-
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lation to the principal
I. Before payment
II.
As to payment
III. After payment
2ndly. Where the principal is bankrupt, or insolvent
CHAP. III. Of the rights and remedies of the surety, with re-
lation to persons claiming under the principal
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CHAP. IV. Of the rights and remedies of sureties, with re-
lation to each other; or the right to contribution
II. To what contribution extends
III. Where the right to contribution is lost or affected
IV. The remedies for enforcing contribution
1st. By action at law
2ndly. By bill in equity
CHAP. V. Of the surety's discharge
1. By the act of the parties
1st. Of the application or appropriation of payments made
by the principal to the creditor
1. Of the application or appropriation by the principal
debtor
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2. Of the application or appropriation by the creditor
3. Where no application or appropriation is made by
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either party
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2ndly. Of facts done by the creditor which will wholly or
in part discharge the surety
1. Where the creditor gives time for payment to the
principal
2. Where the creditor compounds with, or releases, the
3. Where the creditor gives time to, or releases, a co-
surety
4. Where the creditor delays suing the principal, and
neglects to give notice to the surety that the prin-
cipal has made default
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5. Where the creditor receives further security from
the principal.
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6. Of neglect by the creditor in regard to the secu-
rities
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7. Where the creditor does not properly perform, or
where he varies, the original agreement
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agreement
8. Of secret and fraudulent agreements entered into by
the creditor
(1st.) Where the surety is ignorant of the secret
(2ndly.) Where the surety is a party to the secret
II. By operation of law
1st. Of the surety's discharge by the statutes passed for
the relief of bankrupts and insolvents
2ndly. Of the surety's discharge by the statutes of limitations
PART IV.
OF JUDICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
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CHAP. III.—Of the necessary parties to a suit in equity
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