Abstract
This article provides a comprehensive analysis of the concept of subsidiary liability and its significance in legal systems. Subsidiary liability mainly ensures the creditor’s ability to address an additional liable person if the primary debtor fails to fulfill their obligations. This mechanism is aimed at protecting the rights of the creditor and ensuring fairness between the debtors. The article provides a detailed description of the legal foundations of subsidiary liability, its emergence and development, as well as its specific features in various legal systems. The Civil Code of the Republic of Uzbekistan clearly defines the legal basis of subsidiary liability and specifies the procedure for lodging a claim by the creditor against the main debtor. The article analyzes the role and significance of subsidiary liability in regulating relations between creditors and debtors. The international experience of subsidiary liability and the significance of this mechanism on a global scale were also studied by comparing it with legal systems in different countries. Detailed information is provided on how subsidiary liability is applied in various legal systems and legal practices in this regard. The role of subsidiary liability in the legislation of the Republic of Uzbekistan and its practical application are also discussed
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