noun
warranter
Warranter (noun) means (law) A person who authorises or gives legal power to someone else.
noun
1
(law) A person who authorises or gives legal power to someone else.
2
A person who promises that something is genuine or will work as claimed.
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Etymology
Formed from warrant and -er.
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What is the meaning of warranter?
"warranter" (noun) means (law) A person who authorises or gives legal power to someone else.
What is another word for warranter?
Other words for "warranter" include surety, guarantor, warrantor.
What are the different meanings of warranter?
"warranter" has 2 main meanings: 1. (law) A person who authorises or gives legal power to someone else; 2. A person who promises that something is genuine or will work as claimed.
