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Often used in the same context:
bailment,
transferor,
vendee,
suretyship,
promisee,
obligee,
bailor,
pledgee,
movables,
trustor,
settlor,
mortgagor,
consignee,
transferee,
inter vivos,
leviable,
tortfeasor,
assessee,
warrantor,
replevin,
testamentary,
lessee,
actus reus,
setoff,
chattels,
drawee,
latent defect,
purchaser,
pendente lite,
includible,
contemnor,
hereunder,
usufruct,
inter vivos trust,
situs,
testator,
declarant,
hypothec,
testatrix,
decedent,
appointor,
assignee,
usufructuary,
claimant,
trust deed,
novation,
estoppel,
defalcation,
supersedeas,
anticipatory breach,
donee,
remittal,
deductor,
generis,
dower,
allottee,
appellee,
privity,
mortgager,
obligor,
debtor,
interpleader,
donative,
testamentary trust,
grantor,
inurement,
simpliciter,
underwriting agreement,
cognizable,
hypothecation,
delict,
spoliation,
quitclaim,
affiant,
grantor trust,
reconveyance,
terminable,
unitrust,
appellant,
conveyance,
novate,
assignor,
champerty,
mortgagee,
escheatment,
defendant,
accommodator,
cohabitant,
hereof,
gravamen,
subrogation,
unmatured,
hereinabove,
parol evidence rule,
subdivider,
lis pendens,
asportation,
personalty,
respondent,
exaction,
garnishee,
storer,
trustee,
contract,
easement,
grantee,
lien,
executor,
liens,
mortgage,
surety,
tort,
collector,
depositor,
homicide,
licensee,
partnership,
robbery,
beneficiary,
contractual,
prejudice,
profits,
promissory,
accountable,
addictive,
adversative,
agnate,
ailing,
anaphoric,
antithetic,
appositional,
appositive,
attorney,
attributive
Appears in the definition of:
bailment,
bailor
More general:
agent
Also try:
— Adjectives for bailee:
gratuitous,
other,
ordinary,
unpaid,
mere,
involuntary,
such,
sub,
bailor,
voluntary,
naked,
more...
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