obligee

İngilizce - Türkçe

obligee teriminin İngilizce Türkçe sözlükte anlamı: alacaklı; alacakl; (isim) alacaklı

İngilizce - İngilizce

obligee teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı: The party owed an obligation by another party, the obligor; {n} one to who a bond is executed; {i} receiver of a bond (Law); person to whom something is owed (through a contract); The person to whom another is bound, or the person to whom a bond is given; One to whom an obligation (promise) is owned; In bonds this means the person protected by the bond The obligee under a bond corresponds to the insured under an insurance policy; The lender in a loan transaction -- the person to whom, as a result of her actions, another person owes an obligation See also "mortgagee" or "chargee"; Broadly, anyone in whose favor an obligation runs Frequently used in surety bonds, this refers to the person, firm or corporation protected by the bond; A party receiving child support payments See caretaker; – The individual or state agency who is owed or is alleged to be owed support If an obligee receives public assistance, they assign their support rights to the state; The person, such as a lender or creditor, to whom someone else is obligated under a contract; A term used in surety bonds to refer to the individual or firm that is to benefit from the bondÃs protection A performance bond, for example, provides the obligee property owner with recourse if the bonded contractor, the principal, fails to perform; The person to whom the child support is due; Broadly, anyone in whose favor an obligation runs This term is used most frequently in surety bonds where it refers to the person, firm, or corporation protected by the bond The obligee under a bond is similar to the insured under an insurance policy In the case of a construction bond, the person for whom the building is being built is the obligee; A person or company whose favor an obligation is entered into; The lender in a loan transaction -- the person to whom, as a result of her actions, another person owes an obligation See also "mortgagee "; A party receiving child support payments; One to whom an obligation (promise) is owned Obligor: One who legally binds (obligates) oneself, such as the maker of a promissory note Original Cost: The purchase price of property, paid by the present owner The present owner may or may not be the first owner Owner's Policy: A policy of title insurance usually insuring an owner of real estate against loss occasioned by defects in, liens against or unmarketability of the owner's title; The party to a surety bond who is reimbursed for damages if the principal to the bond fails to perform; Broadly, anyone in whose favor an obligation runs This term is most frequently used in surety bonds, where it refers to the person, firm or corporation protected by the bond; The person, State agency, or other institution to which child support is owed; The person to whom a debt or obligation is owed; The party to whom the bond is given The party protected by the bond against loss An obligee may be a person, firm corporation government or a government agency; The person or organization protected by the bond This term is used most frequently in surety bonds; The lender in a loan transaction -- the person to whom, as a result of her actions, another person owes an obligation See also "mortgagee"; The second party of in a bond The first party, the surety, agrees to answer to the obligee for the default, failure to perform, or dishonesty of a third party, the principal; Legal term for the custodial parent - the person, agency, or other institution to whom child support is owed Also referred to as the "resident parent "; A term used in surety bonds to refer to the individual or firm that is to benefit from the bond's protection A performance bond, for example, provides the obligee property owner with recourse if the bonded contractor, the principal, fails to perform; The beneficiary under the terms of the bond Either the obligation set forth is fulfilled or the amount of the bond is available so that, in any case, the obligee is adequately protected