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Only if you took the necessary steps to make that possible in the case of a default. If you didn't you may need to sue the primary borrower in court. In any case, you are fully responsible for paying the loan.

Only if you took the necessary steps to make that possible in the case of a default. If you didn't you may need to sue the primary borrower in court. In any case, you are fully responsible for paying the loan.

Only if you took the necessary steps to make that possible in the case of a default. If you didn't you may need to sue the primary borrower in court. In any case, you are fully responsible for paying the loan.

Only if you took the necessary steps to make that possible in the case of a default. If you didn't you may need to sue the primary borrower in court. In any case, you are fully responsible for paying the loan.

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Only if you took the necessary steps to make that possible in the case of a default. If you didn't you may need to sue the primary borrower in court. In any case, you are fully responsible for paying the loan.

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