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Definition of creditor
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Creditor
(n.) One who
credits,
believes,
or
trusts..
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Cession
::
Cession
(n.) The
voluntary
surrender
of a
person's
effects
to his
creditors
to avoid
imprisonment.
Garnishee
::
Garnishee
(n.) One who is
garnished;
a
person
upon whom
garnishment
has been
served
in a suit by a
creditor
against
a
debtor,
such
person
holding
property
belonging
to the
debtor,
or owing him
money..
Debtor
::
Debtor
(n.) One who owes a debt; one who is
indebted;
--
correlative
to
creditor.
Discreditor
::
Discreditor
(n.) One who
discredits.
Satisfy
::
Satisfy
(a.) To pay to the
extent
of
claims
or
deserts;
to give what is due to; as, to
satisfy
a
creditor..
Delegation
::
Delegation
(n.) A kind of
novation
by which a
debtor,
to be
liberated
from his
creditor,
gives him a third
person,
who
becomes
obliged
in his stead to the
creditor,
or to the
person
appointed
by him..
Peon
::
Peon (n.) A day
laborer;
a
servant;
especially,
in some of the
Spanish
American
countries,
debtor
held by his
creditor
in a form of
qualified
servitude,
to work out a
debt..
Bankrupt
::
Bankrupt
(n.) A
trader
who
secretes
himself,
or does
certain
other acts
tending
to
defraud
his
creditors..
Apprizer
::
Apprizer
(n.) A
creditor
for whom an
appraisal
is made.
Subrotund
::
Subrogation
(n.) The
substitution
of one
person
in the place of
another
as a
creditor,
the new
creditor
succeeding
to the
rights
of the
former;
the mode by which a third
person
who pays a
creditor
succeeds
to his
rights
against
the
debtor..
Trustee
::
Trustee
(v. t.) To
attach
(a
debtor's
wages,
credits,
or
property
in the hands of a third
person)
in the
interest
of the
creditor..
Defraud
::
Defraud
(v. t.) To
deprive
of some
right,
interest,
or
property,
by a
deceitful
device;
to
withhold
from
wrongfully;
to
injure
by
embezzlement;
to
cheat;
to
overreach;
as, to
defraud
a
servant,
or a
creditor,
or the
state;
-- with of
before
the thing taken or
withheld..
Settle
::
Settle
(v. i.) To
adjust
differences
or
accounts;
to come to an
agreement;
as, he has
settled
with his
creditors..
Joint
::
"Joint
(a.)
United,
joined,
or
sharing
with
another
or with
others;
not
solitary
in
interest
or
action;
holding
in
common
with an
associate,
or with
associates;
acting
together;
as, joint heir; joint
creditor;
joint
debtor,
etc..
Hypotheca
::
Hypotheca
(n.) An
obligation
by which
property
of a
debtor
was made over to his
creditor
in
security
of his debt.
Assets
::
Assets
(n. pl.)
Property
of a
deceased
person,
subject
by law to the
payment
of his debts and
legacies;
--
called
assets
because
sufficient
to
render
the
executor
or
administrator
liable
to the
creditors
and
legatees,
so far as such goods or
estate
may
extend..
Debtee
::
Debtee
(n.) One to whom a debt is due;
creditor;
--
correlative
to
debtor.
Bilk
::
Bilk (n.) A
person
who
tricks
a
creditor;
an
untrustworthy,
tricky
person..
Appropriation
::
Appropriation
(n.) The
application
of
payment
of money by a
debtor
to his
creditor,
to one of
several
debts which are due from the
former
to the
latter..
Creditor
::
Creditor
(n.) One who
credits,
believes,
or
trusts..
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