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A guarantee included to a debt obligation by a third party which is not neither the holder or payee, but provides assurance on the payment in case the issuing party turns to default. The debt obligation can be a promissory not, bond, note, bill of exchange or draft. The third party giving the aval is often a bank or other similar lending institution.
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