👉 In legal terms, a "vicarial" is a type of contract where one party (the "vicarious") is responsible for all or part of the performance obligations of another party (the "primary") without their explicit consent. This means that if any party fails to perform, the vicarious party will be held liable to compensate for the failure. Example: In a contract between two parties, if one party fails to pay rent on time, the other party may seek compensation from the vicarious
