warrantor
One who guarantees
A warrantor is a person or entity that provides a warranty—a formal guarantee or promise, typically regarding the quality, condition, or performance of something being sold or transferred.
In legal and commercial contexts, the warrantor assumes responsibility if the warranty is breached.
The warrantor agreed to repair or replace any defective parts within the first year.
The term appears most often in contracts, real estate transactions, and consumer product documentation.
Backer of obligation
- obligorOne bound by contract
- bondsmanOne who posts bail
- underwriterOne who assumes financial risk
- cosignerSecondary loan obligor
endorser · signatory · fiduciary · principal · promisor · assignor · licensor · grantor
Security for debt
- bondBinding tie or connection
- suretyBacker of obligation
- lienClaim securing debt
- escrowConditional third-party deposit
indemnity · insurance · protection · safeguard · coverage · backing · deposit · pledge
surety
Backer of obligation
- obligorOne bound by contract
- bondsmanOne who posts bail
- underwriterOne who assumes financial risk
cosigner · endorser · signatory · fiduciary · principal · promisor · assignor · licensor · grantor · bailor
collateral
Security for debt
escrow · indemnity · insurance · protection · safeguard · coverage · backing · deposit · pledge · encumbrance
sponsor
Funder of activities
advocate · protector · endorser · promoter · champion · benefactor · underwriter · financier · investor · stakeholder
pledge
Binding promise given
obligation · undertaking · assurance · vow · oath · word · contract · agreement · deed · indenture
warrantorwarrantee
Recipient of assurance
beneficiary · guarantee · grantee · obligee · covenantee
- 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
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