Roman Law. [f. prec. + -ITY.] The quality, condition or state of being CORREAL: see quot.
1875. Poste, Gaius, III. Comm. (ed. 2), 396. In Correality each creditor is severally entitled to receive, and each debtor is severally bound to discharge, the whole Object of the obligation. By the ordinary rule, the creditors would be only jointly entitled to receive the whole object; and this the debtors would be only jointly bound to discharge. Ibid., 400. Correality in which one debtor is principal and others are accessory is instanced in Fidejussio.
