Supreme Court dismisses claim for damages against guarantor for security granted without cause.

The Supreme Court dismissed the guarantor's claim for damages arising from a security granted without cause. The guarantor argued that the security was invalid due to the lack of a valid underlying debt, while the creditor maintained the security remained valid until formally revoked. The court ruled that the guarantor bears no liability for damages resulting from the security's existence when the underlying claim was never established, as the security itself did not constitute a wrongful act requiring compensation.