Obligor Definition
ŏblĭ-gôr, -jôr
noun
A person who binds himself to another by contract.
Webster's New World
The person owing the money, service, or goods. See also obligee.
Webster's New World Law
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Other Word Forms of Obligor
Noun
Singular:
obligor
Plural:
obligorsOrigin of Obligor
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oblige +"Ž -or
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