Newson v. Incorporated Village of Hempstead

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• a contract of guaranty is only a contingent one, which becomes absolute, by due and unsuccessful diligence to obtain satisfaction from the principal, or by circumstances that excuse diligence
• a contract of guaranty is only a contingent one, which becomes absolute, by due and unsuccessful diligence to obtain satisfaction from the principal, or by circumstances that excuse diligence

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