transferor
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transferor — I noun allotter, assignor, consignor, devisor, donor, grantor, lessor, licensor, payor II index carrier, feoffor, licensor Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
transferor — (n.) 1875, agent noun in Latin form from TRANSFER (Cf. transfer) (v.) … Etymology dictionary
Transferor — In a legal arrangement, the party who makes the transfer of an asset to another party. A transferor is the side which initiated the transfer of a land title, security ownership, etc. The transferor may choose to make a transfer willingly, or be… … Investment dictionary
transferor — The beneficiary of a transferable letter of credit who causes a bank to transfer the credit to another party. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary * * * transferor trans‧fer‧or [trænsˈfɜːrə ǁ ˌtrænsfəˈrɔːr] noun [countable] formal LAW … Financial and business terms
transferor — transfer ► VERB (transferred, transferring) 1) move from one place to another. 2) move to another department, occupation, etc. 3) change to another place, route, or means of transport during a journey. 4) make over the possession of (property, a… … English terms dictionary
transferor — noun Date: 1875 one that conveys a title, right, or property … New Collegiate Dictionary
transferor — /trans ferr euhr/, n. Law. a person who makes a transfer, as of property. [1870 75; TRANSFER + OR2] * * * … Universalium
transferor — trans·fer·or || træns fÉœËrÉ™(r) n. one who moves or directs … English contemporary dictionary
transferor — A person who transfers an asset to another (the transferee) … Big dictionary of business and management
transferor — trans·fer·or … English syllables
