Article 682Caution pour caution et co-cautions
Statutory text (Thai original)
ท่านว่าบุคคลจะยอมเข้าเป็นผู้รับเรือน คือเป็นประกันของผู้ค้ำประกันอีกชั้นหนึ่ง ก็เป็นได้ถ้าบุคคลหลายคนยอมตนเข้าเป็นผู้ค้ำประกันในหนี้รายเดียวกันไซร้ ท่านว่าผู้ค้ำประกันเหล่านั้นมีความรับผิดอย่างลูกหนี้ร่วมกัน แม้ถึงว่าจะมิได้เข้ารับค้ำประกันรวมกัน
Verbatim from the Royal Gazette / Office of the Council of State
English translation
A person may bind himself as surety for a surety.
Where several persons bind themselves as sureties for the same obligation, they are liable as joint debtors, even if they did not become sureties together.
ThaiLawOnline translation, written from the Thai original and verified
Firm annotation
Section 682 is part of Book 3 (Specific Contracts) of the Thai Civil and Commercial Code. This entry is awaiting firm-authored commentary; the statutory text above is verbatim from the Office of the Council of State (OCS Krisdika) Thai source. The English translation is ThaiLawOnline's own, written from the Thai original and verified against it. Always rely on the Thai original for legal proceedings.
Why this matters in practice
Lawyers: Co-sureties are jointly and severally liable even where they did not guarantee together. Each co-surety is entitled to a contribution from the others if they pay more than their proportionate share. Laypeople: If you and a friend both sign as guarantors for the same loan, the creditor can demand full payment from either of you.
Legislative history
Part of the original Civil and Commercial Code codification; no major subsequent amendment.
Décisions de la Cour suprême interprétant cette section
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Arrêt de la Cour suprême n° 2997/2562 (2019)
Persons who bind themselves as sureties for the same obligation are liable as joint debtors under section 682 paragraph two, and as between themselves each bears an equal share. Where the creditor releases one of those joint debtors, section 296 puts the released debtor's share to the creditor's own account: it is the creditor who bears that loss, and it is not redistributed among the remaining co-sureties. A co-surety who settles under a debt restructuring agreement and performs it in full is released, the obligation is extinguished under section 340 with section 296, and a co-surety who pays the creditor cannot be subrogated to a claim against him.
The plaintiff, the defendant and others had guaranteed the overdraft debt owed by one company to another, so they were joint debtors under section 682 paragraph two, each liable in an equal share. On 14 March 2012 the defendant entered a debt restructuring agreement with the creditor company under which he would pay 1,600,000 baht, and on completion the creditor would withdraw the seizure of five plots of land and bring no further proceedings against him. The creditor confirmed in writing that he had performed in full on 15 May 2012. The Supreme Court held that the creditor had thereby released the defendant, that the defendant's obligation as a co-surety liable as a joint debtor was extinguished under section 340 with section 296, and that the creditor had no further right to demand payment from him. The plaintiff therefore could not be subrogated to the creditor's rights against the defendant. Under section 296 the released share falls to the creditor, not to the other co-sureties.
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Arrêt de la Cour suprême n° 2330/2538 (1995)
Persons who guarantee the same debt at different times under separate contracts are still jointly liable as co-sureties under Section 682(2).
Two defendants who separately guaranteed the same employment-related debt at different times and under separate contracts were still jointly liable as co-sureties under Section 682(2).
Curated decisions with case numbers verified against the Supreme Court database. English renderings are the firm's editorial translation for study.
Cité dans 26 décisions de la Cour suprême (1966 à 2025)
Décisions de citation sélectionnées
- Décision 2997/2562 (2019)
- Décision 319/2561 (2018)
- Décision 13337/2556 (2013)
- Décision 22201/2555 (2012)
- Décision 2111/2551 (2008)
- Décision 1876/2551 (2008)
- Décision 5035/2549 (2006)
- Décision 2551/2544 (2001)
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Le plus souvent cité aux côtés de
- Article 229 10
- Article 296 10
- Article 293 6
- Article 340 6
- Article 291 4
- Article 693 4
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<blockquote cite="https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-civil-code/section-682/"><p>Une personne peut se porter caution d'une caution. Lorsque plusieurs personnes se portent caution pour la même obligation, elles sont tenues comme cofidéjusseurs solidaires, même si elles ne se sont pas constituées cautions ensemble.</p><footer>Code civil et commercial, art. 682 (Thaïlande) : <a href="https://www.thailawonline.com/fr/thai-civil-code/section-682/">ThaiLawOnline</a></footer></blockquote>
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