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Article 1631. Letter of comfort

(1) A letter of comfort is a personal security through which the security provider assumes an obligation towards the creditor to do or not to do something, in order to support the debtor in fulfilling its obligations towards that creditor.
(2) If the debtor fails to fulfill its obligations, an issuer of the letter of comfort may only be held liable for damages to the creditor if the creditor proves that the issuer has not fulfilled the obligation assumed in the letter of comfort.
(3) It is presumed that a letter of comfort creates a suretyship with the issuer’s subsidiary liability.

LPA C civ, art. 29 [Statutory Building Right over Public Rent and Royalty]

Article 10. Components of a Condominium