warrantors

Those who guarantee

Warrantors are people or entities that provide a warranty—a guarantee or assurance, typically about the condition or quality of something being sold or transferred.

In legal and commercial contexts, the warrantor stands behind certain promises: The warrantors assured the property was free of liens.

The term appears most often in real estate and contract law.

guarantors

sureties

Pledges securing obligations

backers · sponsors · indemnifiers · bondsmen · insurers · assurers · signatories · principals · vouchers · certifiers

legal

liability

Legal or financial obligation

deposition · litigation · plaintiff · defendant · breach · damages · recourse · obligation · disclosure · representation

obligation

responsibility

State of being answerable

commitment · pledge · bond · covenant · undertaking · charge · burden · promise · engagement · indebtedness

protection

safeguard

Precaution against harm

insurance · backstop · recourse · shield · defense · collateral · assurance · hedge · fallback · guarantee

assurance

guarantee

Formal promise of fulfillment

certification · attestation · verification · validation · confirmation · endorsement · affirmation · backing · surety · bond

Opposites
legal role in warranty

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Recipients of product guarantees

beneficiaries · grantees · claimants · assignees · recipients

Family

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