Which of the following is NOT a defence available to a guarantor when an action is brought by the creditor to have the guarantor held liable for the debt of the principal debtor?

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Res ipsa loquitur is a legal principle that infers negligence based on the circumstances of an event, but it is not a defence that a guarantor can use in a debt liability case. All the other options, including the defences available to the primary debtor, misrepresentation, defences in contract, and set-off, are possible defences that a guarantor could potentially use.

Which of the Following Is NOT a Defence Available to a Guarantor