3Surety discharging liability to be entitled to securities (see Act No 43 1902, s 8A)

#### 3 Surety discharging liability to be entitled to securities (see Act No 43 1902, s 8A) 3 Surety discharging liability to be entitled to securities (see Act No 43 1902, s 8A) > > (1) A person who, being surety for the debt or duty of another, or being liable with another for a debt or duty, pays that debt, or performs that duty, is entitled: > > > > > (a) to have assigned to that person, or to a trustee for that person, every judgment, specialty or other security held by the creditor in respect of that debt or duty, whether or not that judgment, specialty or other security is taken at law to have been satisfied by the payment of the debt or the performance of the duty, and > > > > > (b) to stand in the place of the creditor and to use all the remedies, and, if necessary, and on a proper indemnity, to use the name of the creditor in any proceedings to obtain from the principal debtor or any co-surety, co-contractor or co-debtor (as the case requires) indemnity for the advances made and loss sustained by the person who paid the debt or performed the duty. > > > (2) The payment of the debt or the performance of the duty by a surety is not a defence to any such proceedings referred to in subsection (1). > > > (3) A co-surety, co-contractor or co-debtor is not entitled under this section to recover from another co-surety, co-contractor or co-debtor more than the proportion to which, as between those parties themselves, that person is justly liable. > > **pt 2 (s 3):** Ins 1990 No 7, sec 5. For information concerning sec 3 and Part 2 before the commencement of 1990 No 7, sec 5, see the Historical table of amendments in the Legislative history.