The Civil Code stipulates that civil entities shall, within the scope prescribed by law, perform their civil obligations in accordance with the law and bear corresponding civil liabilities. This provision of the Civil Code is an important guarantee for the protection of the rights and interests of civil subjects, and is also the cornerstone of maintaining social order and fairness and justice.
On the stage of real life, civil subjects are like experienced dancers, clarifying their respective responsibilities and obligations through carefully choreographed agreements. It's like a dance step tailored to each role, allowing civil activities to unfold gracefully and harmoniously. This exquisite dance is based on the silent tacit understanding and commitment between civil subjects, ensuring that every step can be accurately in place, and together they can perform a perfect civil dance.
In terms of civil liability, if there are more than two persons responsible, they may be liable for share or joint and several liability according to the specific circumstances.
Proportional liability means that the responsible subjects bear the corresponding responsibilities according to their respective responsibilities, while joint and several liability means that the responsible entities jointly bear all the responsibilities, and the joint and several liable persons can determine the share of liability according to their respective responsibilities. If it is difficult to determine the size of the responsibility, the method of equal responsibility can be adopted to ensure fairness and reasonableness among the various responsible subjects.
In joint and several liability, if some of the jointly and severally liable persons actually bear more than their own share of liability, then they have the right to recover from the other jointly and severally liable persons. Such a recovery mechanism helps to ensure a fairer and more reasonable allocation of liability among the jointly and severally liable persons. Of course, the assumption of joint and several liability also needs to be determined in accordance with the provisions of the law or the agreement of the parties, so as to ensure the normal conduct of civil activities and the protection of the legitimate rights and interests of all parties.