covenantee
/kuhv-uh-nuhn-tee, -nan-/US // ˌkʌv ə nənˈti, -næn- //UK // (ˌkʌvənənˈtiː) //
契约保证,承诺,担保人,契诺担保
Definitions
n.名词 noun
- 1
- : a person to whom something is promised in a covenant.
Examples
It was held that he could not recover, because he was not privy in estate with the original covenantee.
Only privies in estate with the original covenantee can have the benefit of covenants for title.
The assign, as in warranty, came in under the old covenant with the first covenantee, not by any new right of his own.
It has already been shown that covenants for title, like warranties, went only to successors of the original covenantee.
If the covenant was to be approached from the side of contract, the heir was party to it as representing the covenantee.
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