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guarantor
guar·an·tor G0297000 (găr′ən-tôr′, găr′ən-tər)n.1. One, such as a person or corporation, that makes or gives a promise, assurance, or pledge typically relating to quality, durability, or performance.2. One who makes or gives a guaranty.guarantor (ˌɡærənˈtɔː) n (Law) a person who gives or is bound by a guarantee or guaranty; suretyguar•an•tor (ˈgær ənˌtɔr, -tər)
n. 1. a person, group, system, etc., that guarantees. 2. a person who makes or gives a guarantee. Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | guarantor - one who provides a warrant or guarantee to anotherwarranter, warrantor, suretysponsor, supporter, patron - someone who supports or champions something |
guarantornoun underwriter, guarantee, supporter, sponsor, backer, surety, bondsman (Law), warrantor They told him he needed to find a guarantor to back him.guarantornounOne who assumes financial responsibility for another:backer, guaranty, sponsor, surety, underwriter.Informal: angel.Translationsguarantor
guarantor a person who gives or is bound by a guarantee or guaranty; surety guarantor
guar·an·tor (gar'ăn-tōr) The patient, caregiver, or entity responsible for payment of the health care bill. guarantor
guarantorn. a person or entity that agrees to be responsible for another's debt or performance under a contract, if the other fails to pay or perform. (See: guarantee) guarantor a person who gives or is bound by a GUARANTEE.GUARANTOR, contracts. He who makes a guaranty.
2. The guarantor is bound to fulfill the engagement he has entered into, provided the principal debtor does not. He is bound only to the extent that the debtor is, and any payment made by the latter, or release of him by the creditor, will operate as a release of the guarantor; 3 Penna. R. 19; or even if the guarantee should give time to the debtor beyond that contained in the agreement, or substitute a new agreement, or do any other act by which the guarantor's situation would be worse, the obligation of the latter would be discharged. Smith on Mer. Law, 285.
3. A guarantor differs from a surety in this, that the former cannot be sued until a failure on the part of the principal, when sued; while the latter may be sued at the same time with the principal. 10 Watts, 258. Guarantor
GuarantorA party who will guarantee repayment or performance of a covenant.GuarantorA third party who promises to provide payment on a bond, loan, or other liability in the event of default. While many guarantees apply to debt instruments, they may also be used for day-to-day expenses. For example, a parent may be a guarantor for an adult child and promise to pay rent to a rental agency if the adult child does not do it. Banks often serve as guarantors on behalf of certain clients, but, just as often, private parties serve as guarantors and promise payment on private loans. Guarantors reduce the risk to loans and liabilities, and usually improve the credit agency ratings of bonds.Guarantor.If lenders are concerned about your income, your credit history, or other risk factors when you apply for a loan, they may require a guarantor, or cosigner. The guarantor signs the loan with you and agrees to pay your debt if you default. For example, lenders may fear that your income may not be high enough to meet your payments if you encounter any unexpected financial setbacks. Laws governing who may serve as a guarantor vary from state to state. Some states require that your guarantor be a resident of the state where you're obtaining the loan, while others will accept guarantors from out of state as well. guarantor
Synonyms for guarantornoun underwriterSynonyms- underwriter
- guarantee
- supporter
- sponsor
- backer
- surety
- bondsman
- warrantor
Synonyms for guarantornoun one who assumes financial responsibility for anotherSynonyms- backer
- guaranty
- sponsor
- surety
- underwriter
- angel
Synonyms for guarantornoun one who provides a warrant or guarantee to anotherSynonymsRelated Words |