Can the creditor exempt some guarantors from the guarantee responsibility? Whether the creditor exempts or partially exempts the guarantor from the guarantee responsibility is the creditor's right. Exempting the guarantor from liability actually reduces the creditor's ability to realize the creditor's rights, which can be regarded as the creditor's waiver of some rights. In the case of only one guarantor, no other issues will be involved. In the case of * * * guarantee, if the creditor exempts or partially exempts the guarantor from the guarantee liability, the other guarantors shall be exempted from the guarantee liability within the scope exempted by the creditor. Classification of Guarantors The classification of guarantors mainly depends on guarantee methods, which include mortgage, pledge, guarantee and mortgage plus guarantee. 1. Mortgage guarantee: If the borrower uses the purchased house as loan collateral, it must use the full value of the house as loan collateral; Where real estate is mortgaged, the mortgagor and the mortgagee shall sign a written mortgage contract; The borrower must properly keep the mortgaged property during the mortgage period, be responsible for repairing and maintaining it and ensure that it is intact, and accept the supervision and inspection of the lender at any time. Before the expiration of the mortgage period, the lender shall not dispose of the mortgaged property without authorization; During the mortgage period, the mortgagor shall not mortgage, lease, transfer, sell or give away the collateral again without the consent of the lender. 2. Pledge guarantee: at the time of pledge, the pledgor and the pledgee must sign a written pledge contract, which will be terminated when the borrower pays off all the loan principal and interest; Before the expiration of the pledge period, the lender shall not dispose of the pledged property without authorization. During the pledge period, if the pledge is damaged or lost, the lender shall bear the responsibility and be responsible for compensation. 3. Mortgage plus guarantee: refers to the loan issued by the lender to the borrower on the basis that the borrower has not obtained the property right of the purchased house, and requires the borrower to provide a third-party joint and several liability guarantor with the ability to pay off on behalf of the borrower as the loan guarantee. At present, the developer of the purchased house is generally required to be the guarantor. 4. Guarantee: If the borrower fails to provide the mortgage (pledge) in full, a third party recognized by the lender shall provide joint liability guarantee. If the guarantor is a legal person, he must have the ability to repay all the principal and interest of the loan on his behalf and open a deposit account in a bank. If the guarantor is a natural person, the principal and interest have a fixed source of income, have sufficient compensation ability and have a certain deposit in the loan bank; The guarantor and the creditor shall conclude a guarantee contract in writing. If the guarantor is changed, the formalities for changing the guarantor must be handled in accordance with the regulations. Without the approval of the lender, the original guarantee contract shall not be revoked. The above is what Bian Xiao has compiled for you. Most of the parties in many transactions are strangers. At this time, both sides basically have some doubts about each other, so the guarantor can effectively reduce this doubt and increase the trust of both sides. If your situation is complicated, the website also provides online consultation service for lawyers, and you are welcome to have legal consultation.

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Article 688 of the Civil Code stipulates in the guarantee contract that the guarantor and the debtor shall be jointly and severally liable for the debt, which is a joint liability guarantee. When the debtor of joint and several liability guarantee fails to perform the due debt or the circumstances agreed by the parties occur, the creditor may require the debtor to perform the debt, or may require the guarantor to assume the guarantee liability within the scope of its guarantee. The forms of suretyship include general suretyship and joint liability suretyship. If the parties have not agreed on the way of guarantee or the agreement is unclear in the guarantee contract, they shall bear the guarantee liability according to the general guarantee.