Legal Definition and Related Resources of Fide jussor
Meaning of Fide jussor
The obligation of the fide jussor was an accessory contract; for, if the principal obligation was not previously contracted, his engagement then took the name of “mandate.” Lee. Elm. § 872; Code Nap. 2012. 6.
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