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The Co-Borrower Agreement is essential in Irish lending practices where multiple parties wish to jointly obtain a loan or credit facility. This document is commonly used in both residential mortgage lending and commercial financing scenarios where borrowers combine their financial resources and credit profiles to secure funding. It ensures compliance with Irish financial regulations and consumer protection laws while protecting the interests of all parties involved. The agreement details crucial aspects such as joint and several liability, payment obligations, default procedures, and communication requirements. It's particularly relevant in situations involving family members co-borrowing for property purchase, business partners seeking joint financing, or any scenario where multiple parties share loan responsibilities under Irish jurisdiction.
