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beneficium ex·cus·si·o·nis
\-(ˌ)ek,sku̇sēˈōnə̇s, -ˌskəs(h)ēˈo-\ noun
or beneficium dis·cus·si·o·nis \-də̇ˌsku̇sēˈōnə̇s, -ˌskəs(h)ēˈō-\; or beneficium or·di·nis \-ˈȯrdənə̇s\
Etymology: beneficium excussionis from Medieval Latin, right of discussion; beneficium discussionis from Latin, right of discussion; beneficium ordinis from Late Latin, right of rank
Roman, civil, & Scots law : the right granted to a surety or cautioner to compel a creditor suing him first to sue the principal debtor — called also benefit of discussion |