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Often used in the same context:
assignor,
transferee,
transferor,
promisee,
reconveyance,
obligee,
setoff,
mortgagor,
trustor,
privity,
bailment,
pledgee,
tortfeasor,
estoppel,
lessee,
decedent,
claimant,
interpleader,
suretyship,
bailee,
executor,
vendee,
testator,
appellee,
promissory note,
subrogation,
executrix,
plaintiff,
settlor,
obligor,
hereinafter,
administratrix,
mortgagee,
replevin,
situs,
purchaser,
counterclaim,
warrantor,
voidable,
lessor,
quitclaim deed,
guarantor,
debtor,
usufructuary,
nonsuit,
indemnification,
patentee,
infringer,
petitioner,
respondent,
liquidator,
heirship,
grantor,
sublessee,
testatrix,
reversionary,
quitclaim,
gravamen,
anticipatory breach,
unsecured creditor,
summary judgment,
guaranty,
trustee,
pursuant,
usufruct,
unmatured,
pendente lite,
appointor,
subtenant,
arbitration clause,
assessee,
consignee,
novation,
garnishee,
cognovit,
relator,
inter vivos trust,
deductor,
creditor,
thereunder,
laches,
defendant,
servient tenement,
inter vivos,
intervenor,
warranty deed,
novate,
declarant,
allottee,
lien,
quo warranto,
ejectment,
arrearage,
pro rata,
appellant,
subchapter s corporation,
licensee,
affirmance,
invalid,
res judicata,
joint tenancy,
official receiver,
grantee,
arbitrator,
assignees,
assignment,
arbitrators,
charter,
trustees,
appointment,
consignment,
conveyance,
mortgage,
owner,
receipt,
zaibatsu,
amount,
landowner,
personal,
property,
proprietory,
vested,
alienable,
applicant,
collective,
commercial,
dynastic,
exclusive,
incorporeal,
indefeasible,
invidious,
landlord
Appears in the definition of:
unclaimed
More general:
receiver,
recipient
Also try:
— Adjectives for assignee:
official,
such,
subsequent,
first,
equitable,
second,
provisional,
partial,
general,
prior,
foreign,
more...
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