Supreme Court dismissed appeal; guarantee claim against insolvent company's guarantors barred by statute of limitations.

Supreme Court remands case for further preparation as guarantee validity claims were not clearly unfounded.

Guarantee remains valid after debtor company liquidation; bankruptcy court order prevents debt prescription. Guarantee liability persists despite debtor's dissolution.

Supreme Court dismisses appeal when bank monitored guarantee debt in bankruptcy covered by secondary guarantor's obligation.

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.

Guarantee statute limitation period does not apply to company's guarantee performance; bankruptcy ruling irrelevant to limitation.