solidary (sol-[schwa]-der-ee), adj. (Of a liability or obligation) joint and several. See JOINT AND SEVERAL. [Cases: Action 14. C.J.S. Actions § 64.] “It is a single debt of £100 owing by each of them, in such fashion that each of them may be compelled to pay the whole of it, but that when it is […]
solidary a. 连带的 大陆法术语，意指所说的权利或利益是共有的或共同的。其在普通法中的对应词为「joint and several」。连带债务〔solidary obligation〕在普通法中即写作joint and several obligation，即：多个债务人中的任一债务人均有义务清偿全部债务，而不是按比例分别承担。但是，在大陆法中，这一术语也包含连带债权，即：在有多个债权人时，每一债权人均有权接受全部清偿，并出具偿债证书。
in solido (in sol-[schwa]-doh). [Latin “as a whole”] (Of an obligation) creating joint and several liability. • The term is used in most civil-law jurisdictions, but no longer in Louisiana. — Also termed in solidum. See SOLIDARY.
Liability that may be apportioned either among two or more parties or to only one or a few select members of the group, at the adversary’s discretion. • Thus, each liable party is individually responsible for the entire obligation, but a paying party may have a right of contribution and indemnity from nonpaying parties. See
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in solido 〈拉〉为全体；作为全体；连带责任地；共同地 其英文含义为「as a whole」，但多用于大陆法系中。在美国路易斯安那州法典中，该术语即表示在债务人之间创设连带〔jointly and severally〕责任，例如为全体之债〔obligation in solido〕即指每一债务人对全体债务均负有责任。亦作「in solidum」。 (→solidary; creditors in solido; debitores in solido)
solidarity. The state of being jointly and severally liable (as for a debt). See solidary obligation under OBLIGATION. [Cases: Action 14. C.J.S. Actions § 64.]
solidum (sol-[schwa]-d[schwa]m), n. [Latin] Roman law. A whole; an undivided thing. See SOLIDARY.
solidarity n. 连带债务 在大陆法中，该词指数人在同一个合同中，就同一笔款项，在同一时间内，共同对另一个人承担的债务；其中任何一人都负有清偿全部债务的义务；债务人之一履行全部债务的，其他连带债务人的义务即行解除。在连带责任中，尽管其中每个债务人的义务可能各不相同，但合同中规定的义务是一个整体。 (→solidary)
correal (kor-ee-[schwa]l or k[schwa]-ree-[schwa]l), adj. [fr. Latin correus “codebtor”] Roman law. Of or relating to liability that is joint and several. • A correal debtor who paid an entire obligation had no right of action against a codebtor. See CORREUS; SOLIDARY. “If Aulus, having first obtained from Titius the promise of a hundred aurei, turned