The quality or state of being commutual; mutual exchange or reciprocal obligation.
From commutual plus -ity (noun-forming suffix). An archaic legal term reflecting medieval and Renaissance concepts of shared obligation.
This word is so rare that most modern dictionaries don't include it, but it survives in historical legal texts—a reminder that 'mutual' concepts are actually quite ancient in law and commerce.
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