Joint and Several Liability

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Joint and Several Liability

Joint and Several Liability in International Trade

Meaning of Joint and Several Liability, according to the Dictionary of International Trade (Global Negotiator): Liability for damages imposed on two or more individuals or legal entities who are responsible together and individually, allowing the party harmed to seek full remedy against all or any number of the wrongdoers. The availability of joint and several liability varies among countries, and some jurisdictions have placed limitations on the amount of damages for which a single person can be held liable when multiple parties could be responsible.

Joint and Several Liability Explained in the United States of America

(In the U.S. law)

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See Also

  • Tort (in international or comparative law)
  • Product Liability (in international or comparative law)

Joint and Several Liability

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  • Tort
  • Product Liability

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See Also

  • Contribution
  • Indemnity
  • Joint liability
  • Joint tort-feasors
  • Liability

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