Enforcer
/ɪnˈfɔːrsər/
Definitions
- (n.) A person or agent who ensures compliance with laws, rules, or agreements.
The enforcer made sure all parties adhered to the contract terms.
- (n.) In legal and business contexts, one who executes or enforces a judgment or order.
The court appointed an enforcer to oversee the judgment's implementation.
Forms
- enforcers
Related terms
Commentary
Often used to denote a role ensuring adherence to legal or contractual obligations; context determines whether human agent or legal function is emphasized.
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