Solidarity
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solidarity
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Lectures on the Relation between Law and Public Opinion in England
A term borrowed from French writers describing mutual interdependence among members of a community, used to justify collective action.
Its appearance gives the most striking example of the way in which different members of the community are bound together by that mutual interdependence for which French writers use the term “solidarity.
The very ablest of socialistic or semi-socialistic jurists removes the conflict between the power of the State and the freedom of the individual by, at the same time, thrusting into prominence the notion of solidarity, and asserting in language, which might almost be taken from John Mill, the duty of the State to foster individuality of character.
Institutes of Roman Law
A Roman-law relation among co-debtors or co-creditors bound by a plurality of distinct but similar obligations, each for the entire amount.
Solidarity originates in various modes:
The differences between Correality and Solidarity are principally two:
Both the Mandator and the Constituens have Beneficium divisionis, Cod.