Court confirms that protest against acceptors' guarantors is not required under Portuguese commercial law.

The Tribunal da Relação de Lisboa confirmed the lower court's decision regarding the non-necessity of protesting against acceptors' guarantors. The plaintiff argued for formal protest to preserve rights, while the defense contended that such formalities were unnecessary for guarantors of the acceptor. The court ruled that the law does not require protest against these specific guarantors, thereby upholding the procedural outcome.