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Deed Of Release Of Guarantee
"I need a Deed of Release of Guarantee under Irish law to release ABC Manufacturing Ltd as guarantor from its €2.5 million corporate guarantee provided to First Irish Bank plc in relation to XYZ Trading Ltd's facility agreement dated 15 January 2025, with the release to take effect immediately."
1. Parties: Identifies all parties to the deed, including the guarantor being released, the beneficiary of the guarantee, and the principal debtor
2. Background: Recitals explaining the context of the original guarantee, its key terms, and the circumstances leading to this release
3. Definitions: Defines key terms used in the deed, including references to the original guarantee, relevant dates, and any specific terms requiring clarification
4. Release: The operative provision releasing the guarantor from their obligations under the guarantee
5. Acknowledgments: Statements acknowledging the status of any existing liabilities and confirming the effect of the release
6. Return of Documents: Provisions regarding the return or cancellation of the original guarantee document
7. Further Assurance: Obligation to execute any further documents necessary to give effect to the release
8. Governing Law and Jurisdiction: Specifies Irish law as governing law and Irish courts' jurisdiction
1. Partial Release: Used when only certain obligations under the guarantee are being released while others remain in force
2. Consideration: Required if the release is given in exchange for payment or other consideration
3. Confidentiality: Include when parties wish to keep the terms of the release confidential
4. Reservation of Rights: Used when certain rights against other parties or under other documents are being preserved
5. Tax Provisions: Include when there are specific tax implications or requirements relating to the release
6. Other Guarantors: Required when there are multiple guarantors and only some are being released
1. Schedule 1 - Original Guarantee: Copy or details of the original guarantee being released, including date and parties
2. Schedule 2 - Released Obligations: Detailed list of the specific obligations being released (particularly important for partial releases)
3. Schedule 3 - Execution Requirements: Specific execution formalities required under Irish law for the deed to be valid
4. Schedule 4 - Related Security Documents: List of any related security or guarantee documents affected by the release
Authors
Original Guarantee
Guaranteed Obligations
Released Obligations
Guarantor
Beneficiary
Principal Debtor
Facility Agreement
Security Documents
Release Date
Effective Date
Business Day
Group
Guaranteed Liabilities
Outstanding Obligations
Related Rights
Security Interest
Encumbrance
Finance Documents
Facility
Secured Parties
Security Trust Deed
Relevant Jurisdiction
Authorized Signatory
Deed
Party/Parties
Working Day
Bank
Governing Law
Release
Remaining Guarantors
Definitions
Release
Acknowledgment
Further Assurance
Representations and Warranties
Return of Documents
Waiver
Severability
Notices
Assignment
Counterparts
Costs and Expenses
Amendments
Third Party Rights
Confidentiality
Entire Agreement
Governing Law
Jurisdiction
Execution
Consideration
Binding Effect
Reservation of Rights
Indemnification
Survival
Banking and Financial Services
Real Estate
Commercial Lending
Corporate Finance
Construction
Manufacturing
Retail
Professional Services
Infrastructure
Healthcare
Legal
Finance
Treasury
Risk Management
Compliance
Corporate Secretarial
Credit Administration
Commercial Operations
Contract Administration
Banking Operations
Legal Counsel
Finance Director
Commercial Director
Risk Manager
Credit Manager
Company Secretary
Compliance Officer
Treasury Manager
Contract Manager
Corporate Lawyer
Banking Relationship Manager
Chief Financial Officer
Security Trustee
Loan Officer
Corporate Finance Manager
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