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Definitions from the WebConstitutorDescription:A constitutor refers to someone who agrees to be responsible for the debt or obligation of another person or entity. Part of Speech:
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Usages:- In legal proceedings, a constitutor may be required to pay off the debt of a debtor if the debtor is unable to fulfill their obligation. - The role of constitutor is common in surety and guarantees, where one party agrees to be responsible for a debt if the original debtor defaults. Sample Sentences:1. The businessman acted as the constitutor for his brother's loan, promising to repay the amount if his brother couldn't meet the payments. 2. The constitutor provided a guarantee for the mortgage, assuring the lender that the debt would be settled in the event of default. Related Products:Explore related books and resources on constitutors: Search on Amazon | ||||
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