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absence of privity of contract between him and a third party. He can sue the third party in his own name if there in an assignment in his favour. A surety, on discharging the debt of principal debtor, can sue 'the principal debtor in his own EXTENT OF SURETY’S LIABILITY:- CONTRACT - ii
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