The Same, Concerning the Obligations Contracted by Women for Others. Ad Dig. 16,1,24 pr.ROHGE, Bd. 25 (1880), Nr. 85, S. 358: Darlehn zur Bezahlung einer für den Ehemann übernommenen Schuld.Where a woman who was substituted as a debtor by a creditor, made a promise in behalf of the party for whom she was substituted, she cannot avail herself of an exception, 1But if she promised to pay money in order to avoid being substituted, she is held to have obligated herself, and can do so. 2In a case where the benefit of the Decree of the Senate is available, the question arises whether an action will lie against the former debtor at the time when the woman obligated herself, or whether the latter can bring suit for the recovery of what was paid? I think that this can be done at once, and that it is not necessary to wait for payment. 3Where a woman binds herself for a party who was liable to an action limited by time, this temporary action will be restored to the creditor, so that the time will run after the date of the restitution of the action growing out of the preceding circumstances, although he could have availed himself of it at the very instant that the woman became surety.