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51several actions — Where a separate and distinct action is brought against each of two or more persons who are all liable to the plaintiff in respect to the same subjectmatter, the actions are said to be several. If all the persons are joined as defendants in one… …
52several covenant — A covenant made with two or more covenantees which contains words of severalty, or whereby the covenantees take separate interests in the fruits of the covenant. A covenant by more than one person must be regarded as several, where the interest… …
53several liability — The individual liability of two or more persons in reference to claimant s demand. Pruyn v Black, 21 NY 300, 303. See joint and several liability …
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55several — 1. adverb /ˈsɛvɹəl/ By itself; severally. 2. noun /ˈsɛvɹəl/ a) Each particular taken singly; an item; a detail; an individual. b) An enclosed or separate place; enclosure …
56several — Synonyms and related words: a certain number, a few, a number, absolute, assorted, at odds, at variance, certain, concrete, considerable, contrary, contrasted, contrasting, defined, definite, departing, detailed, determinate, deviating, deviative …
57several — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. individual, distinct, separate, particular; different, various; few, sundry. See multitude, disjunction. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Few] Syn. some, any, a few, quite a few, not many, sundry, two or… …
58several — sev·er·al || sevrÉ™l adj. some, few; separate, distinct; individual, particular; various, respective …
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60several — determiner & pronoun more than two but not many. adjective 1》 separate or respective. 2》 Law applied or regarded separately. Contrasted with joint. Derivatives severally adverb Origin ME: from Anglo Norman Fr., from med. L. separalis, from L.… …
