[Solved] When is the guarantor liable for the obligation of the debtor?

Q.	When is the guarantor liable for the obligation of the debtor?
A.	Once the obligation becomes due and demandable;
B.	Only after judgment is obtained against the principal debtor and he is unable to pay; (Baylon v. CA, August 17, 1999)
C.	The moment the judgment against the debtor becomes final and executory;
D.	Once demand is made for both the debtor and guarantor to pay.
Answer» B. Only after judgment is obtained against the principal debtor and he is unable to pay; (Baylon v. CA, August 17, 1999)

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