indemnificator
indemnificator noun: one who indemnificates; indemnifier.
Noun
indemnificator (plural indemnificators)
- One who indemnificates; indemnifier
- I apprehend, would be that the proposition thus advanced rests fundamentally upon the mistaken assumption that the failure to pay a legal debt makes the debtor in equity the indemnificator of his creditor against losses resulting from such nonpayment.1910, Henry Noyes Greene, William Mark McKinney, David Shepard Garland, Annotated Cases, American and English, page 966
- Thus a potential for recovery from an indemnificator must be treated as part of the compensation phase.1983, The federal reporter - Volume 691, page 1001
Forms of indemnificator
| plural | indemnificators |
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Origin of indemnificator
From indemnificate + -or.
Questions about indemnificator
- What does indemnificator mean?
- Indemnificator means one who indemnificates; indemnifier.
- What part of speech is indemnificator?
- Indemnificator is a noun.
- What is the plural of indemnificator?
- The plural of indemnificator is indemnificators.
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