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In this video tutorial on security and credit transactions, the focus is on the contract of guarantee and contract of suretyship. It emphasizes that the content is for educational purposes only and not a substitute for legal advice. A contract of guarantee is defined as an agreement in which a guarantor commits to fulfill the obligations of a principal debtor if the debtor defaults. This contract is classified as an accessory contract, meaning it cannot exist independently of a principal obligation, typically seen in loan scenarios. Additionally, the contract of guarantee may be used to address voidable or unenforceable obligations.