Article 399. Subsidy liability

1. Before claims are brought against a person who, in accordance with the law, other legal acts or conditions, is liable in addition to the liability of another person who If the principal debtor has refused to satisfy the creditor’s claim or the creditor is not liable to the principal debtor, the creditor must submit a claim against the principal debtor. 2. The creditor is not entitled to claim for payment of its claim. a claim against the main debtor from the person bearing subsidiary responsibility, if that claim can be satisfied by setting off a counter-claim against the main debtor or an incontrovertible debtor. 3. The person bearing subsidiary liability shall, until the satisfaction of a claim brought against it by the creditor, notify the main debtor thereof, and If a claim is brought against such a person, the main debtor is entitled to take part in the proceedings. 4. The rules of this article shall apply unless this Code or other laws provide for other arrangements for resorting to subsidiary responsibility. I’m sorry, I’m sorry.