What is the liability of the personal guarantor if they fail to produce the guaranteed person?

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If the guarantor is unable to present the person guaranteed while the person is alive, or if the guarantor refuses to present them, the guarantor becomes liable for the obligation. The evidence is the general statement of the Prophet, peace be upon him: 'The guarantor is liable' (Az-Za'im gharim). Moreover, since personal bailment is one of the two types of bailment, liability for payment must attach to it, just as it attaches to monetary bailment.