Government Proceedings Act 1956 s 11

s 11 Sureties to be sued as principals

11. All sureties for persons owing money to the Government may be sued as principals; and if the liability is several as well as joint, they may be sued either severally or any 2 or more of them may be sued together; and either separately or together with the principal debtors, or with any one, 2 or more of the principal debtors.

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