Which of the following contract defenses cannot be raised as a defense against suretyship obligations?

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Suretyship obligations are treated as ordinary contracts and therefore the surety can raise any defense that a party to an ordinary contract can raise. Lack of capacity, fraud, and mistake are all valid defenses that can be raised against an ordinary contract, but they can also be raised as defenses against suretyship obligations.

Which of the Following Contract Defenses Cannot Be Raised as a Defense