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The Payment Guarantee Letter to Supplier is a vital financial security instrument commonly used in commercial transactions where suppliers require additional payment assurance. This document becomes particularly relevant in situations where a supplier is entering into significant supply arrangements or where the credit standing of the principal debtor necessitates additional security. Under Irish law, the guarantee must be in writing and clearly specify the guaranteed obligations, payment terms, and conditions for making demands. The document typically includes references to the underlying supply agreement and specifies the maximum guaranteed amount. It serves as a risk mitigation tool for suppliers while enabling buyers to maintain crucial supply relationships. The guarantee can be either limited in time or continuing, depending on the commercial arrangement, and must comply with Irish financial regulations and contract law requirements.
