fidejussion

fidejussion (fI-di-j[schwa]sh-[schwa]n). [fr. Latin fidejussio] Roman law. An act by which a person becomes an additional security for another. • The act does not remove the principal’s liability but only adds to the surety’s security. Fidejussion was one of the three types of adpromission, and the only type remaining in Justinian’s law. — Also spelled fidejussio; fideiussio. See ADPROMISSION(1). — fidejussionary, adj.

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双语律师Natalie，毕业于法国一流的高级翻译学院，擅长翻译各类与监管与政府事务相关的法律文件。