Guarantor liable to Export Credit Agency for transferred claim despite state guarantee payment.

Supreme Court allows guarantee claim where invoice due dates are not statutory notice requirements.

Supreme Court held that a guarantor's security is time-limited unless explicitly stated otherwise in the contract.

Administrative court dismissed appeal as dispute is private law, not administrative, under construction subsidy guarantee law.

Supreme Court allows extension of bail pending investigation for serious tax fraud despite procedural delays.

Supreme Court rejects one-year limitation defense for surety against bank's recourse claim due to lack of payment deadline in contract. The court held that the limitation period does not apply when the surety contract lacks a specific performance date. The court ruled that the limitation period does not apply because the surety contract lacked a specific performance deadline, allowing the bank to pursue the debt. The court held that the limitation period does not apply because the surety contract lacked a specific performance deadline, allowing the bank to pursue the debt. The court held that the limitation period does not apply because the surety contract lacked a specific performance deadline, allowing the bank to pursue the debt.