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Even a disposition document can accept facts that differ from the description.
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This is the case when it is recognized that there is an explicit or implied agreement different from the description.
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However, even in such cases, whether there are any explicit or implied agreements different from the contents of the disposition document should be determined individually.
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In other words, it is necessary to judge the main debtor and solidarity guarantor.
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This is because the main debt contract and the solidarity guarantee contract are separate legal acts.
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