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warrantor

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warrantor
an individual or company that provides a warranty


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Even in South Korea, Taiwan, and the Philippines, where the military's role as an agent of nation building had been less accentuated, the armed forces imagined themselves as the warrantors of national survival and defenders against communist subversion.
Patterns of civilian control of the military in East Asia's new ... by Croissant, Aurel; Kuehn, David / Journal of East Asian Studies
11) Moreover, a failure to establish privity between the recipient and warrantor can be fatal to a breach of warranty cause of action.
Deconstructing warranties in the construction industry by Coln, Laura B. / Florida Bar Journal
6) In the developed countries law texts are the foundation of socio-economical and political order, "the visible hand of law" is the key warrantor of liberal democracy and an indispensible instrument of reforms.
Fighting sport corruption: Polish experience of a global dilemma by Radke, Hubert / The International Sports Law Journal
 
 
 
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