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In this session, we explore the concept of bank guarantees, focusing on their meaning, purpose, and nature. A guarantee, as defined in Section 126 of the Indian Contract Act 1872, is a contract to perform a promise and discharge the liability of a third party in case of default. Essentially, it involves a commitment to fulfill an obligation if the third party fails to do so. There are three main parties involved in a bank guarantee: the applicant (the bank's customer), the beneficiary (the recipient of the guarantee), and the guarantor (typically the bank itself). This contract outlines these roles and the nature of the obligations involved.