Supreme Court of India
M. S. Anirudhan v. The Thomco's Bank Ltd.
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The appellant agreed to stand surety for an overdraft allowed by the respondent Bank to S. blank form of guarantee was given by the Bank to S, who then had it filled up by the appellant stating the maximum amount which he guaranteed as Rs. 25000/-. When S brought the letter of guarantee duly signed by the appellant and himself to the Bank the latter refused to accept the guarantee up to that limit as it was not prepared to give S accommodation for a larger sum than Rs.…
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