/joint ˈʃʊrəti/ – Phrase
Definition: người bảo lãnh chung, đồng bảo lãnh, việc cùng bảo lãnh.
A more thorough explanation: Joint surety refers to a situation where two or more individuals agree to be jointly responsible for fulfilling a legal obligation, such as repaying a debt or fulfilling a contractual obligation. Each individual is equally liable for the full amount of the obligation, and the creditor can seek payment from any or all of the joint sureties.
Example: The two business partners acted as joint sureties for the loan, agreeing to be equally responsible for repayment in case of default.