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Mr. Tom Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Someone who signs a contract
Hi
Is there any general term for a person who signs any contract? For example, a rent contract between a landlord and a tenant?
[Tenant to landlord]
If you had any complaints about the contract, you should have spoken to me and not to Mr. Richard. I am your _________.
Now, I don't want a word tenant here; I want a word that qualifies the tenant as the signer of the contract. Is there one?
Thanks,
Tom
Is there any general term for a person who signs any contract? For example, a rent contract between a landlord and a tenant?
[Tenant to landlord]
If you had any complaints about the contract, you should have spoken to me and not to Mr. Richard. I am your _________.
Now, I don't want a word tenant here; I want a word that qualifies the tenant as the signer of the contract. Is there one?
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
It depends on the contract: lessor/lessee, mortgagor/ mortgagee, franchiser / franchisee... " You can also use the wording that is on the contract.
- It depends on the contract: lessor/lessee, mortgagor/ mortgagee, franchiser / franchisee...
- " You can also use the wording that is on the contract.
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It depends on the contract: lessor/lessee, mortgagor/ mortgagee, franchiser / franchisee...
The most general term might be "the person who signed the contract." You can also use the wording that is on the contract.
The most general term might be "the person who signed the contract." You can also use the wording that is on the contract.
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