glossary

Joint Liability

Joint liability means two or more parties are collectively responsible for the same obligation. Unlike joint and several liability, responsibility may be shared together rather than fully enforceable against each one individually in the same way. It is relevant in contracts, partnerships, and legal arrangements.

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