LEX APULEIA

By SovConn | August 28, 2013

lex Apuleia (leks ap-y<<schwa>>-lee-<<schwa>>). [Latin] Roman law. A law giving a coguarantor, who had paid more than the proper share of debt, an action of reimbursement against the remaining guarantors. — Also spelled lex Appuleia.

[Blacks Law 8th]

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