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beneficium di·vi·si·o·nis
\-də̇ˌwēsēˈōnə̇s, -də̇ˌvizhēˈō-\ noun
Etymology: Late Latin, right of division
Roman, civil, & Scots law : the right of a surety sued by a creditor to compel the creditor also to sue the cosureties; also : the right of such surety to be held liable only for his proportionate share, with other solvent sureties, of the debt |