Deed of Release (Guarantor)
This Deed of Release is entered when the parties agree to release a guarantor who made a guarantee to secure a debt or a transaction.
Last updated February 24, 2025
Suitable for Australia
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Frequently asked questions
Use this Deed of Release if:
- You would like to bring a dispute between you and another party to an end;
- You would like to prevent either party from pursing the other party for further claims;
- You want to follow all the proper processes in settling a dispute; and
- You would like to have a record of the settlement of a dispute in the event of any legal action.
What does the Deed of Release cover?
- Evidences the settlement deal between the parties;
- Informs the recipient that no further claims in relation to the dispute can be brought in the future; and
- Sets out the relevant settlement payments.
Other names for Deed of Release include:
- Deed of Settlement and Release;
- Waiver Deed;
- Waiver Release Deed; and
- Deed of Wavier and Release.
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