You have stood surety for a tenant and you wish to release yourself
It all depends on how the surety bond that you copied and signed was written. If you have declared that you are committed for a specific period, for example for the duration of the contract and its renewal, or for a period of six years, you are irrevocably committed until the term specified, but on that date you will be automatically released, without formality.
Conversely, if the act does not specify the duration of the engagement, or if it sets an indefinite duration, for example for the duration of the contract and its renewals, it continues as long as you do not. have not denounced, which you can do at any time, by registered letter with acknowledgment of receipt. If the rental is subject to the law of July 6, 1989 (which corresponds to the general regime), you continue to guarantee the tenant until the end of the lease or the renewal in progress. Otherwise (furnished rental, commercial lease, etc.), you will be released upon receipt of your letter.
Please note: even validly released, you remain liable for the debts that arose at the time when you were surety.
Dear,
I have stood surety for Mr / Mrs (name), tenant at (address) under a lease signed on (date), and I wish to terminate this commitment.
You will therefore want to note that as of (expiry date of the lease or renewal in progress), I will no longer be liable for the debts of Mr / Mrs (name).
Please accept, Madam, Sir, the expression of my best regards.
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