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<h1>Joint Promisors Must Fulfill Entire Promise; Can Seek Equal Contribution Unless Contract States Otherwise</h1> When multiple parties make a joint promise, the promisee can require any one or more of them to fulfill the entire promise unless otherwise agreed. Joint promisors can seek equal contribution from each other unless the contract specifies differently. If one promisor defaults, the others must share the loss equally. A surety can recover payments made on behalf of the principal, but the principal cannot claim from the surety for payments made by the principal. Examples illustrate scenarios where joint promisors are compelled to pay and how contributions are managed among them.