Sicker

/ˈsɪkər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A party to a secured transaction who grants a security interest in personal property to a secured party.
    The sicker granted the lender a security interest in the inventory.

Commentary

The term 'sicker' often appears in secured transactions contexts; ensure it is not confused with the unrelated common adjective 'sicker.' Usage is specialized to identify the debtor granting a security interest.

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