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 
Other Word Forms of Obligor
Noun
Singular:
 obligorPlural:
 obligorsOrigin of Obligor
-  oblige +"Ž -or From Wiktionary 
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