The quality or state of being jointly responsible or liable with another person; a legal relationship of shared accountability.
From 'correal' plus the suffix '-ity', forming an abstract noun that codifies the legal concept of shared or mutual liability in formal language.
Correality captures something interesting about medieval and early modern law: the idea that people could be so connected that they shared the same obligations, almost like legal Siamese twins!
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