warranter
One who assures
A warranter is someone who gives a warranty or guarantee—one who formally assures that something is true or will perform as promised.
The term appears in legal and commercial contexts: The warranter is liable if the product fails within the coverage period.
Also spelled warrantor, especially in legal writing.
Backer of obligation
- cosignerSecondary loan obligor
- bondsmanOne who posts bail
- endorserOne who publicly approves
- backerFinancial supporter
sponsor · underwriter · promisor · certifier · voucher · obligor · signatory · assurer
Binding promise given
- promiseCommitment to act
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- attestationFormal declaration confirming truth
- affirmationPositive statement of truth
declaration · avowal · representation · undertaking · commitment · word · bond · oath
Enforceable written agreement
- indemnityProtection against financial loss
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- liabilityLegal or financial obligation
- obligationRequired task or commitment
affidavit · conveyance · deed · title · bond · stipulation · attestation · notarization
surety
Backer of obligation
backer · sponsor · underwriter · promisor · certifier · voucher · obligor · signatory · assurer · principal
pledge
Binding promise given
- promiseCommitment to act
- certificationAttestation of qualification
- attestationFormal declaration confirming truth
affirmation · declaration · avowal · representation · undertaking · commitment · word · bond · oath · vow
contract
Enforceable written agreement
- indemnityProtection against financial loss
- covenantBinding formal pledge
- liabilityLegal or financial obligation
obligation · affidavit · conveyance · deed · title · bond · stipulation · attestation · notarization · instrument
warranterwarrantee
Recipient of assurance
beneficiary · obligee · grantee · buyer · purchaser
warranterdisavower
One who disclaims
repudiator · disclaimer · denier · challenger · doubter
- search warrantDocument permitting lawful premises examination
- death warrantOrder authorizing an execution
- arrest warrantJudicial order authorizing detention
- extended warrantyPurchased additional coverage period
- no warranty
- lifetime warrantyPromise lasting your entire existence