conjoint will
conjoint will 共同遗嘱 指几个遗嘱人就其共有财产做出的遗赠。 (→joint will)
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conjoint
conjoint (k[schwa]n-joynt), n. A person connected with another in a joint interest, obligation, or undertaking, such as a cotenant or spouse. — conjoint, adj.
joint will
A single will executed by two or more testators, usu. disposing of their common property by transferring their separate titles to one devisee. — Also termed conjoint will. [Cases: Wills 56–68, 100. C.J.S. Wills §§ 133–165, 2026–2038, 2047–2062.]
conjunctim
conjunctim (k[schwa]n-j[schwa]ngk-tim), adv. [Latin] Roman law. Conjointly. • Heirs instituted con-junctim, for example, became coheirs with equal shares. Cf. DISJUNCTIM.
robbery
robbery, n. The illegal taking of property from the person of another, or in the person’s presence, by violence or intimidation; aggravated larceny. • Robbery is usu. a felony, but some jurisdictions classify some robberies as high misdemeanors. — Also termed (in Latin) crimen roberiae. See LARCENY; THEFT. Cf. BURGLARY. [Cases: Robbery 1. C.J.S. Robbery
连带责任
连带责任 英语：joint and several liability 法语：responsabilité conjointe et solidaire 德语：gesamtschuldnerische Haftung 意大利语：obbligazione solidale 西班牙语：responsabilidad conjunta y solidaria