Grantor

/ˈɡræntər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A person or entity who conveys property or rights to another by deed or legal instrument.
    The grantor transferred the title of the house to the grantee.

Forms

  • grantors

Commentary

Often used in real estate and trust law to denote the party transferring an interest.

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