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1. Parties: Identification of Guarantor, Principal (the party whose obligations are being guaranteed), and Beneficiary
2. Background: Context of the guarantee, reference to the underlying agreement(s), and relationship between parties
3. Definitions: Key terms including Guaranteed Sum, Performance Obligations, Guarantee Period, and Demand Notice
4. Guarantee and Indemnity: Core guarantee obligations covering both financial and performance aspects
5. Scope of Guarantee: Detailed description of guaranteed obligations, both financial and performance-related
6. Guarantee Period: Duration of the guarantee, including conditions for extension or reduction
7. Demand and Payment: Process and requirements for making a demand under the guarantee
8. Representations and Warranties: Standard and specific representations by the Guarantor
9. Independent Obligation: Confirmation that the guarantee is independent from the underlying contract
10. Continuing Security: Nature of the guarantee as a continuing obligation
11. Non-Competition: Guarantor's agreement not to compete with Beneficiary in claiming against Principal
12. Payments: Payment terms, currency, and method
13. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Malaysian law as governing law and jurisdiction details
1. Islamic Finance Compliance: Required if the guarantee needs to be Shariah-compliant
2. Corporate Authorizations: Required if the Guarantor is a corporation, including board resolutions and constitutional requirements
3. Counter Indemnity: Optional section where Principal provides indemnity to Guarantor
4. Security: Required if additional security is being provided to support the guarantee
5. Step-In Rights: Optional provisions allowing Guarantor to step into Principal's position
6. Assignment: Required if transfer rights need to be addressed specifically
7. Multiple Guarantors: Required if there are multiple guarantors, addressing joint and several liability
1. Form of Demand: Template for making a valid demand under the guarantee
2. Underlying Agreement: Copy or key terms of the agreement being guaranteed
3. Guaranteed Obligations: Detailed list of financial and performance obligations covered
4. Corporate Authorizations: Copies of relevant board resolutions and powers of attorney
5. Payment Details: Banking and account details for payments under the guarantee
6. Performance Metrics: Specific performance standards and measurement criteria
7. Security Documents: If applicable, documents relating to additional security provided
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