Supreme Court decision · Civil Law

Pangasinan Province v. Viloria

G.R. No. 35688 · Promulgated April 5, 1932

In brief

This case is about the liability of a surety when recourse against the principal is lost, resulting in reversing the judgment for the plaintiff.

Principal, Surety, Judgment Reversal, Recourse Lost

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Full text

[ G.R. No. 35688. April 05, 1932 ]

PANGASINAN PROVINCE VS. VILORIA ET AL.

D E C I S I O N

Principal and surety. Where recourse is lost against principal the surety cannot be held; judgment for plaintiff reversed.