Civil Transactions Law

1. A surety may, under the suretyship contract, have recourse against the debtor for any payment he makes on the debtor’s behalf and for any incurred expenses required by the contract, provided that the suretyship is made with the debtor’s knowledge and consent. 2. If the surety pays a debt prior to its maturity date, he may not, prior to the maturity date, have recourse against the debtor for the early payment he makes, unless such payment is made with the debtor’s authorization.